2022-01-12 04:13 PM
Hi there|
I start to wrote my tiny first application with touchgfc and STM32G071 nucleo i just put one button with label . I want control a led. my problem is when i touch the button on the display nothingh append i try to put one breakpoint in the btn1() functionbut it look like i never arrive, I follow step by steo the STM tutorial and look a couple of video on youtube i didi the same but nothing work .
I hope some one can help me
thanks a lot
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2022-01-13 01:15 AM
Hi,
Unfortunately the STM32G0 nucleo board does not handle touch :grinning_face_with_sweat:. If you wish to implement a button functionality for your UI you need to use the joystick or button on the board instead of a button widget, like in the demos available in TouchGFX Designer.
/Romain
2022-01-13 01:15 AM
Hi,
Unfortunately the STM32G0 nucleo board does not handle touch :grinning_face_with_sweat:. If you wish to implement a button functionality for your UI you need to use the joystick or button on the board instead of a button widget, like in the demos available in TouchGFX Designer.
/Romain
2022-01-13 03:03 AM
Hi!
thank you so much. Please where i can find the documentazione about all i can do with STM32 Nucleo or other board ?
thanks
Sergio
2022-01-13 03:18 AM
You can find documentation on the STM32 development kits on ST's homepage. Here is a link to the STM32G0 nucleo where you can find the datasheet or user guides. I knew that the STM32G0 nucleo did not handle touch because I often work with it personally, but you can see it in the code and documentation since it does not have a touch controller.
For TouchGFX we have a different online documentation. There are a couple of videos made by us and other users on how to work with TouchGFX on YouTube as well but I could not find relevant ones on the STM32G0 nucleo unfortunately. I would still recommend to have a look at the demos available in TouchGFX Designer, like the Aircon Demo which you can find when creating a new project and going to the "Demo" tab on the left, and then "Board Specific Demo" tab on the top.
/Romain
2022-01-13 03:44 AM
Thanks
have a good day
Sergio