I tried to add board definitions for the STM32, but while typing SparkFun STM32 in Boards Manager, they are not there. I tried the STM32F405 with this board definitions, but no luck
With this last, I set everything accordingly to your guidelines, but it says that establishing a connection with the device failed. The board when connected to a PC over the USB C does not show up. While I press the RST and hold the Boot pressed, It shows up as STM Device in DFU mode.
I think there is a bigger issue here. Scrolling through the various topics it seems that many people are having issues where the port cannot be found in Arduino after a supposed successful download. In my case, thanks to lots of spare boards, I narrowed my issue down to a faulty STM32 Micromod board. I am not sure what the fault is but it cannot be found by Windows. I get this message: “The last USB device you connected to this computer malfunctioned and Windows does not recognise it”
I can run the STM dowloader Ver 2.15 OK but that as far as it goes. The simple Blink program will not run. If I try another STM32 all is fine. So therefore I suspect a faulty board.
Lockie
Hey Guys,
There seems to be a Pin def mistake here. The STM32 MM hookup guide gives PICO as PA6 while the STM32 schematic gives it as PA7. Likewise for POCI, the lables are reversed.
Lockie
