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AEmer.2 · 2020-11-03

I am building an application which will program 4 STM32G030 mounted on built PCBs in a test rig but cannot work out how to use 4 ST-Links connected to a USB hub in my test rig to do this. I need to run the ST-Links in parallel, not sequentially, to s...

AEmer.2 · 2020-11-09

Andi if I try connecting both first and then running just one command, they run sequentially again, i.e. :-STM32_Programmer_CLI.exe -c port=swd sn=210F090029135147324D4E00 -c port=swd sn=2518080029135147324D4E00 -w C:\Users\Andy\temp\test.hex -rst

AEmer.2 · 2020-11-09

Yes, it seems that the CLI can only connect one at a time, the commands after the -c connect are actioned on that serial number only, so if you connect 2 like Nesrine suggested only the last connected one responds. So if I do :-STM32_Programmer_CLI.e...

AEmer.2 · 2020-11-03

Hi Nesrine, Ok thanks .... I am waiting for 2 ST_Links to experiment with so I will try that.In the meantime, a few more questions ....Where on the command line is the file to be programmed specified? And the commands to program/verify? And speed etc...

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