Is there any app, similar to "st-link utility" that i could use with a android tablet?

[KSkor.1]

Hi,

i develop 100% of my code in my workshop or office, but sometimes i wish i could do some very light modification to a parameter or baud or something in the field and i dont really fancy carrying my expensive workstation laptop around.

So i wonder if there is an app for android (or ios) similar to stlink utlity, so i could connect st-link debuger via otg usb to tablet and flash new code(modifing can be done easly in any notepad type app) in the field?

[Uwe Bonnes]

Any STLINK > V1 offers a mass storage device for deaf-and drop programming.Is'nt that what you need?

[Javier1]

you could try remote desktops, aydesk works well for me

[KSkor.1]

thk, will try with aydesk. Tried to make it work with google remote desktop, but didnt have any luck with sharing tablet USB port with pc running the St-link.

[KSkor.1]

can you post link to a white paper or some explanation of what exactly deaf and drop programming is? Google does not find anything useful.

[Javier1]

*anydesk (typo)

[Andrew Neil · Accepted solution]

"what exactly deaf and drop programming is? Google does not find anything useful"

:face_with_tears_of_joy:

Pretty sure that should be, "drag and drop" ?!

ie, where the ST-Link appears as a USB Mass-Storage Device, so you can just drag your .bin file from wherever you keep it, and drop it onto the ST-Link's MSD.

[Andrew Neil]

"some very light modification to a parameter or baud or something in the field"

Surely, it would be far better to give your app a configuration interface for such changes - not the kind of thing you want to be rebuilding the code for?

[KSkor.1]

Ok, now i feel double stupid, for not getting he meant DRAG and drop and for not thinking of it in first place. Thank for claryfiny it.

[KSkor.1]

depends on the project. Most of mine are compiled in few seconds, maybe half a minute tops, so really, rebuilding code is not a problem. And tried this weekend using CubeIDE and anydesk remote, with drag and drop programing via stlink. it all work together as a charm.

But yea, in case of big project with budget for development of interface to set parameters via usb connection and a simple terminal program on tablet side, this is viable solution.