Hi All.
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2025 10:59 am
Thanks for accepting my request to join 
I'm new to using STM32, I'm both new and old to embedded system, Cut my teeth in college on 6800 and 80186 processors, Then travelled a different path, and have only just gotten back into embedded system with Arduino.
My first SMT32 project (still ongoing) was to move 2 6x7 matrix keypads I had made running on 2 x AVR Leonardo's to a single SMT32F103 (blue pill clone) The Blue pill has enough pins to run the 2 Matrix keyboard and still have some spare GPIO’s
There was some +/- moving to STM32, I’m only using 1 controller to run both keyboards and using the STM32 is not preventing my PC from going to sleep like the Leonardo’s do.
But I had to swap from the HID-Project library back to the standard keyboard library. Which means I lose the Surface Dial and Consumer emulations.
Also had to change from the FastLED to neopixel library , not sure if that's a + or -
Well that's enough for now
I'm new to using STM32, I'm both new and old to embedded system, Cut my teeth in college on 6800 and 80186 processors, Then travelled a different path, and have only just gotten back into embedded system with Arduino.
My first SMT32 project (still ongoing) was to move 2 6x7 matrix keypads I had made running on 2 x AVR Leonardo's to a single SMT32F103 (blue pill clone) The Blue pill has enough pins to run the 2 Matrix keyboard and still have some spare GPIO’s
There was some +/- moving to STM32, I’m only using 1 controller to run both keyboards and using the STM32 is not preventing my PC from going to sleep like the Leonardo’s do.
But I had to swap from the HID-Project library back to the standard keyboard library. Which means I lose the Surface Dial and Consumer emulations.
Also had to change from the FastLED to neopixel library , not sure if that's a + or -
Well that's enough for now