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Regarding Serial communication between STM32 Nucleo F401RE and Labview

Shruthi1
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Dear ST community,

I want to send some data (like an integer or a decimal number) from Labview to the STM32 Nucleo F401RE board for motor speed controlling application. 
I have tried using NI DAQ (using digital output pins) and NI VISA. i am finding it difficult to get the output. 
what are the steps to be taken ? 


Regards,
Shruthi

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@Shruthi1 wrote:

I have tried using NI DAQ (using digital output pins) and NI VISA. i am finding it difficult to get the output. 
what are the steps to be taken ? 


That's a question about NI DAQ and/or NI VISA - neither of which has anything to do with ST or the STM32.

You need to go to NI for help with their tools:

https://www.ni.com/en/support.html

 


@Shruthi1 wrote:

I want to send some data (like an integer or a decimal number) from Labview to the STM32 Nucleo F401RE board Shruthi


As far as the STM32 is concerned, that's purely about receiving serial data - the NI stuff is irrelevant.

The STM32 neither knows nor cares what generates the data - all it sees is bytes arriving at the UART's RX pin.

You can test your STM32's UART reception just using a simple serial terminal:

https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus/implementing-uart-receive-and-transmit-functions-on-an-stm32/ta-p/694926

https://wiki.st.com/stm32mcu/wiki/Getting_started_with_UART

 

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@Shruthi1 wrote:

I have tried using NI DAQ (using digital output pins) and NI VISA. i am finding it difficult to get the output. 
what are the steps to be taken ? 


That's a question about NI DAQ and/or NI VISA - neither of which has anything to do with ST or the STM32.

You need to go to NI for help with their tools:

https://www.ni.com/en/support.html

 


@Shruthi1 wrote:

I want to send some data (like an integer or a decimal number) from Labview to the STM32 Nucleo F401RE board Shruthi


As far as the STM32 is concerned, that's purely about receiving serial data - the NI stuff is irrelevant.

The STM32 neither knows nor cares what generates the data - all it sees is bytes arriving at the UART's RX pin.

You can test your STM32's UART reception just using a simple serial terminal:

https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus/implementing-uart-receive-and-transmit-functions-on-an-stm32/ta-p/694926

https://wiki.st.com/stm32mcu/wiki/Getting_started_with_UART