How to communicate using the STM32WB55 to a PC without any USB connection
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‎2024-07-23 10:28 PM
I am designing a project using custom hardware that utilises the STM32WB55 to stream ADC values via DMA from which I want to process using a python script for gesture detection. I want to minimise the use of peer to peer communication and omit the use of a USB dongle to a computer for communication. There are not many resources that go into detail regarding how to communicate from the STM32WB55 to a PC as a peripheral as a continuous stream of information. What do I need to do to enable for host to peripheral communication to a computer using this set up if it is possible?
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‎2024-08-13 9:48 AM
Hello @thewebbeffect_22
You can create a PC application (similar to the Bluetooth LE Lab - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store) you can use it to connect to your STM32WB throw BLE. You can then, use the same data on a second part of the PC application.
Best Regards.
STTwo-32
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‎2024-08-13 9:48 AM
Hello @thewebbeffect_22
You can create a PC application (similar to the Bluetooth LE Lab - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store) you can use it to connect to your STM32WB throw BLE. You can then, use the same data on a second part of the PC application.
Best Regards.
STTwo-32
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