Resolved! STM32L431 CAN BOOTLOADER on PA11-12
I use alternatives CAN pins PA11&PA12, based on spec standard CAN pins to use CAN bootloader are PB8-9. Is it possible to use PA11-12 to enter CAN bootloader or NOT? so far it does not work.
I use alternatives CAN pins PA11&PA12, based on spec standard CAN pins to use CAN bootloader are PB8-9. Is it possible to use PA11-12 to enter CAN bootloader or NOT? so far it does not work.
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