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53 lines
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# how to program an stm32
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## programming over USB
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### what youll need
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- USB C
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- computer with stm32CubeIDE or stm32cubeprogrammer
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1. plug stm32 data logger board in to the computer with a USB c cable
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2. switch the boot mode switch to `prog`
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3. press the reset button, you should hear a usb connect sound
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4. open up STM32CubeProgrammer
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5. within STM32CubeProgrammer select this drop down menu, and select usb
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6. hit the refresh button on the port line, and something like USB1 will apper
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7. after that click the connect, and you will be connected to the stm32 usb bootloader
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8. now click the download button on the other side of the window, this will bring you to erasing and programming
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9. next you will want to browse for the create `.elf` file that stm32cubeIDE spat out
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10. then you hit program and then your new code will be uploaded
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11. switch boot mode back to flash
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12. hit reset
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13. profit?
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## programming over swd
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### what youll need
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- 6 pin plug-o-nails
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- stlink
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- computer with stm32CubeIDE or stm32cubeprogrammer
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1. plug in the stlink to the computer with the 6 pin plug-o-nails connects
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2. plug in a usb c cable (this is only for power as swd techanlly shouldnt be sending power to the board)
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3. boot up either STM32cubeIDE or programmer, if you boot up programmer you can follow the same steps as USB but with swd instead
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4. if you used STM32CubeIDE, you should just be able to click the build and upload button and it will be done (i have only done this method once, i suggest looking at the stm32g4 documentaion for exact details) |