Hi all, I'm doing a project with the STM32L432. I want to use the PJON communication protocol however it seems that the only Arduino libraries are available for PJON.
I realise that you can't currently program the STM32L432 with the Arduino IDE. Will it ever be possible to program the STM32L432 with the Arduino IDE or is there a fundamental incompatibility?
If it's not possible to work with this chip through the Arduino IDE does anyone know if anyone has developed with the PJON protocol using a non-Arduino IDE?
Cheers
Programming STM32L432 using Arduino IDE
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Programming STM32L432 using Arduino IDE
Hi, If I can be of any help:copplestone wrote: Tue May 04, 2021 3:41 pm ...
I realise that you can't currently program the STM32L432 with the Arduino IDE.
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What release of STM32 core are you using? I recently installed STM32 Core release 2.0.0 on Arduino 1.8.13 and I believe it supports the STM32L432.
Re: Programming STM32L432 using Arduino IDE
The Nucleo L432 has an onboard STLink making it possible, or even easy, to program.
The boot rom also has support for USB loading of flash. Both these methods are supported by
stmduino cores in Arduino IDE.
The boot rom also has support for USB loading of flash. Both these methods are supported by
stmduino cores in Arduino IDE.
Re: Programming STM32L432 using Arduino IDE
Hi, If I can be of any help:copplestone wrote: Tue May 04, 2021 3:41 pm ...
I realise that you can't currently program the STM32L432 with the Arduino IDE.
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What release of STM32 core are you using? I recently installed STM32 Core release 2.0.0 on Arduino 1.8.13 and I believe it supports the STM32L432.
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Re: Programming STM32L432 using Arduino IDE
Thanks @AndrewBCN that helped me solve it.
After some searching I found the link below which gave clear instructions for how to install the STM Core release 2.0.0. This indeed supports the STM32L432 which I'm using. https://github.com/stm32duino/wiki/wiki/Getting-Started
After some searching I found the link below which gave clear instructions for how to install the STM Core release 2.0.0. This indeed supports the STM32L432 which I'm using. https://github.com/stm32duino/wiki/wiki/Getting-Started