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Nucleo f401re load firmware install#
Nucleo f401re load firmware drivers#
Nucleo f401re load firmware driver#
Nucleo f401re load firmware archive#
Nucleo f401re load firmware registration#

LD1 turns green, indicating that during the connection between the PC and ST-LINK / V2-1, next: Three - color LED (green, orange, red) LD1 (COM) provides information on the status of the ST-LINK connection.

Nucleo f401re load firmware drivers#

In the window that appears, click “Device Connect”, after finding the device and connecting to it, click “Yes >”, the program will do everything and finally disconnect from the device, after that you can close it.Īll on this installation of fresh drivers and firmware update is over.įor the curious, I will try to explain some of the operating modes in more detail:īrief technical information from the manual

Nucleo f401re load firmware archive#

To do this, connect our debugging platform to the computer, go to the folder with the unpacked STSW-LINK007 programmer update archive and run the ST-LinkUpgrade file. We start the firmware update for our platform programmer: Now we can connect our board via USB and see that the LEDs light up and you have decided on a new removable media. We agree with everything, and click yes, then, etc. We run this file, which itself will determine the bit depth of the system and the type of installation. We start the installation of drivers: in the unpacked archive STSW-LINK008 or STSW-LINK009, run the file under the name stlink_winusb_install for our board (the board is not yet connected via USB). Unpack the downloaded archives, and proceed.

Nucleo f401re load firmware driver#

We presumably need two files one " ST-LINK / V2-1 firmware upgrade " the second one is permissible " ST-LINK / V2-1 USB driver on Windows Vista, 7 and 8 " Let's start in order, download the current driver and update the firmware on this page. Perform firmware upgrade of the USB-connected programmer ST-LINK / V2-1 STSW-LINK007.

Nucleo f401re load firmware install#

first you need to install the USB driver ST-LINK / V2-1 for the programmer, for Windows Vista, 7 and 8 STSW-LINK008 or STSW-LINK009 for Windows XP.

On the website in the section of our platform, at the bottom we can see the link by clicking on which we need to download, install and run: Now let's click on our nickname (top right) and go to the main page of your profile, here we can see the newly added platform on the bottom right.Īctually, we all registered and added our platform. Having opened the platform description, we find the “Add to your mbed Compiler” button on the left, clicking it we add the selected platform to the list of our platforms. The message "Welcome to mbed!" Should appear To register a board, please plug the board in and click on MBED.HTM ”Īfter that, on the upper left, click“ Platform ”and open the list of all platforms supported by the project, and in the list we go to our platform (in our case, this is Nucleo-F401RE).

Nucleo f401re load firmware registration#

Select "No, I haven't created an account before" (No, I did not create an account before)įill out the registration form and click "SignUp" (Register) To do this, follow the link /account/signup and follow the instructions, fill out the registration form. To get started, we need to register on and add the platform we need to our list of devices. You can study the features of the STM32F401RE microcontroller yourself, I chose ST Nucleo-F401, due to the fact that at the time of purchase it was the oldest model available, which differs from the others in its higher performance and large memory capacity. The platform also has a flexible power scheme (3.3V-5V-7V-12V), a built-in updated ST-LINK / V2.1 programmer for programming any STM32, a built-in virtual COM port (connected by default to USART), a simplified microcontroller programming procedure due to emulation of removable media giving access to the flash memory of the microcontroller. But the Nucleo platform is designed to make working on it as simple as on Arduino platforms. In contrast to the already widespread and much-loved platform DISCOVERY, the platform on its board does not have any periphery, such as for example an accelerometer, compass, etc. Almost all existing extensions for Arduino have been imported into.

This platform supports MBED.ORG, which eliminates the headache of many beginners in installing, configuring and using compilers for ARM. Nuleo Platform It is a hybrid of DISCOVERY and Arduino platforms, allowing users to easily use almost all extensions and all code examples forĪrduino. In this post, I want to tell you, using a living example, some of the strengths of this platform, which has every chance of crowding out the bored Arduino, and show that all code examples and shields from Arduino are great for the Nucleo platform. In my previous post I tried to briefly introduce you to the ST Nucleo platform.