STM32WL UART bootloader
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‎2025-03-07 12:29 AM - last edited on ‎2025-04-04 3:37 AM by STTwo-32
Hi all,
Just a question, I have one stm32wl RAK3172 chip, on this chip I have a stm32f4 connected via UART like that
STM32F4 UART2 RAK3172 UART1
PD6 ----> PB6.
PD5 -----> PB7
I'm trying to communicate with ST UART bootloader without success. I've put my RAK in bootloader mode (I'm sure because I'm able to detect it with stm32cubeprogrammer mode uart connected to PA2PA3)
My question is can I use PB6 and PB7 on my RAK to use uart bootloader or should I write custom bootloader to use it because basiclly stm seems to only use PA2 and PA3
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‎2025-04-04 3:36 AM
Hello @SBaro.11
For the STM32WLE, the system bootloader via USART need to use PA10, PA9 for USART1 and PA2, PA3 for USART2:
For PB6, PB7, you need to use the open bootloader.
Best Regards.
STTwo-32
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‎2025-04-04 3:36 AM
Hello @SBaro.11
For the STM32WLE, the system bootloader via USART need to use PA10, PA9 for USART1 and PA2, PA3 for USART2:
For PB6, PB7, you need to use the open bootloader.
Best Regards.
STTwo-32
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