2018-01-23 03:54 AM
There are 2 Nucleo STM32F446RE. Let the first one be A and the second one be B.
Is it possible to do this wirelessly if you start Nucleo B program as soon as you press
Nucleo A button?
The development environment is CubeMX.
The distance between A and B is about 3 meters.
2018-01-23 04:55 AM
start Nucleo B program as soon as you press Nucleo A button?
You could have some sort of wireless power switch: Nucleo A sends a command to it, and it then turns on Nucleo B.
But probably what you really mean is that you have a program in Nucleo B 'listening' for signals sent wirelessly from Nucleo A.
Yes, of course that is possible - that is what all 'remote control' is about!
2018-01-24 02:01 AM
First of all. Thank you for your reply.
But could you tell me in detail, how to connect these two Nucleo A and B wirelessly?
For example, what hind of sensor should be applied to it and so on.
I'm really hoping that you can give some advice.
2018-01-24 04:08 AM
No - that really is the basic research part of your project that you need to do yourself.
There are huge numbers of possible 'wireless' communication devices - optical, audio, radio, etc ....
You need to do some basic research to see what people have used in similar projects/situations to yours.
If we just look at the radio-based products from ST there's a whole range:
http://www.st.com/en/wireless-connectivity.html
And that's just from ST - hundreds of other suppliers are available.
eg, you might get some ideas here (again, all radio based):
2018-01-24 06:14 AM
Consider LoRa Disco board for such experiments.
2018-01-24 07:30 AM
LoRa seems a bit OTT for the simple remote control described in the OP.
A simple IR remote would suffice for that ...
2018-01-24 07:40 AM
Perhaps, but does have radio that will go 3m, and 3km, built in.
Have considered making a LoRa garage door remote so I can shut the door or confirm the state when I'm a mile or too down the road.