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2015-12-10T11:39:11Z

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	== Flashing Firmware using a STLink/V2 (SWD) Programmer ==		== Flashing Firmware using a STLink/V2 (SWD) Programmer ==

	~~PLEASE ADD~~		'''1.''' You need a STLink/V2 programmer. To buy one just search for "STlink" on ebay, aliexpress, etc. They look something like this:
			:[[File:ST_Link_V2.jpg\|250px]]

			'''2.''' You need to install the right driver. You can found and download it here: [http://www.st.com/web/en/catalog/tools/PF260219 STLINK-V2 driver]

			'''3.''' Connect the SWD pins from the Storm32 board to the pins of your STlink programmer. The SWD pins on the Storm32BGC are near the AUX ports.

			:"SWDIO" to "SWDIO"

			:"SWCLK" to "SWCLK"

			:"GND" to "GND"

			'''4.''' Power up your Storm32BGC over USB (I recommend to unplug the motor plugs first) and connect your STlink programmer over USB.

			'''5.''' Go to the "Flash Firmware" tab and choose your settings. It should look something like that:
			:[[File:Flash_GUI.png\|700px]]

			'''6.''' Push the "Flash Firmware" button. The cmd.exe should open and after a successful run it should look like that:
			:[[File:Flash_CMD.png\|700px]]

OlliW: /* Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter */

2015-11-28T10:55:16Z

Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter

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	==Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==		==Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==

	'''1.''' You need a standard USB-TTL adapter (FTDI, CH340, CP2102, {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303)(for ~~further~~ details see [[STorM32_FAQ#Which USB-TTL should I use.3F\|FAQ: Which USB-TTL should I use?]]). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).		'''1.''' You need a standard USB-TTL adapter (FTDI, CH340, CP2102, {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303, for details see [[STorM32_FAQ#Which USB-TTL should I use.3F\|FAQ: Which USB-TTL should I use?]]). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).

	'''2.''' You don't have to worry if it is a 5 V adapter or not, the pins on the STorM32-BGC board we are going to connect the adapter to are 5 V tolerant.		'''2.''' You don't have to worry if it is a 5 V adapter or not, the pins on the STorM32-BGC board we are going to connect the adapter to are 5 V tolerant.

OlliW: /* Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter */

2015-11-28T10:54:57Z

Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter

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	==Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==		==Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==

	'''1.''' You need a standard ~~usb~~-~~ttl~~ adapter (CH340, CP2102~~, ...~~, {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303. ~~FTDI chips can also create problems, since many are fake. Only FTDI driver 2.10 or older works on those~~). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).		'''1.''' You need a standard USB-TTL adapter (FTDI, CH340, CP2102, {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303)(for further details see [[STorM32_FAQ#Which USB-TTL should I use.3F\|FAQ: Which USB-TTL should I use?]]). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).

	'''2.''' You don't have to worry if it is a 5 V adapter or not, the pins on the STorM32-BGC board we are going to connect the adapter to are 5 V tolerant.		'''2.''' You don't have to worry if it is a 5 V adapter or not, the pins on the STorM32-BGC board we are going to connect the adapter to are 5 V tolerant.

	'''3.''' The adapter has to be connected to UART1, which is {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} the port labelled UART on the board, the correct pins are found on the port labelled RC! Namely:		'''3.''' The USB-TTL adapter has to be connected to UART1, which is {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} the port labelled UART on the board, the correct pins are found on the port labelled RC! Namely:

	:RC-GND = GND -> connect it to GND of the usb-ttl adapter		:RC-GND = GND -> connect it to GND of the usb-ttl adapter

Robca: /* Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter */

2015-11-06T14:24:25Z

Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter

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	==Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==		==Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==

	'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (~~FTDI~~, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).		'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (CH340, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303. FTDI chips can also create problems, since many are fake. Only FTDI driver 2.10 or older works on those). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).

	'''2.''' You don't have to worry if it is a 5 V adapter or not, the pins on the STorM32-BGC board we are going to connect the adapter to are 5 V tolerant.		'''2.''' You don't have to worry if it is a 5 V adapter or not, the pins on the STorM32-BGC board we are going to connect the adapter to are 5 V tolerant.
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	* In case the black DOS box shows the [OK] messages, but the downloading and verifying message lines are not present, go to [[#Removing Read&Write Protections\|Removing Read&Write Protections]].		* In case the black DOS box shows the [OK] messages, but the downloading and verifying message lines are not present, go to [[#Removing Read&Write Protections\|Removing Read&Write Protections]].
	* On Win XP flashing via the GUI using the usb-ttl adapter will fail (the compiled .exe version of the flashloader doesn't work on XP, sorry for that). See the next sub section [[#Flashing Procedure for Win XP\|Flashing Procedure for Win XP]].		* On Win XP flashing via the GUI using the usb-ttl adapter will fail (the compiled .exe version of the flashloader doesn't work on XP, sorry for that). See the next sub section [[#Flashing Procedure for Win XP\|Flashing Procedure for Win XP]].
	* If the verify fails then first check that you are not using an outdated GUI version. Otherwise, check the {{GUI\|Perform full chip erase}} check button and repeat. This will however also erase any setting which you might have stored before. In that case save the settings to a file beforehand using the option in the "Setting" menu.		* If the verify fails then first check that you are not using an outdated GUI version. Otherwise, check the {{GUI\|Perform full chip erase}} check button and repeat. This will however also erase any setting which you might have stored before. In that case save the settings to a file beforehand using the option in the "Setting" menu.

	== Flashing Firmware using a STLink/V2 (SWD) Programmer ==		== Flashing Firmware using a STLink/V2 (SWD) Programmer ==

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Lasakro at 03:18, 1 October 2015

2015-10-01T03:18:35Z

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	==1. Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==		==Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==

	~~:{===1.1. Flashing the Full Size STorM32 Board ===}~~

	'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).		'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).

Lasakro at 03:17, 1 October 2015

2015-10-01T03:17:52Z

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	==1. Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==		==1. Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==

	:===1.1. Flashing the Full Size STorM32 Board ===		:{===1.1. Flashing the Full Size STorM32 Board ===}

	'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).		'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).

Lasakro at 03:16, 1 October 2015

2015-10-01T03:16:33Z

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	===:1.1. Flashing the Full Size STorM32 Board ===		:===1.1. Flashing the Full Size STorM32 Board ===

	'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).		'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).

Lasakro at 03:16, 1 October 2015

2015-10-01T03:16:05Z

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	=== 1.1. Flashing the Full Size STorM32 Board ===		===:1.1. Flashing the Full Size STorM32 Board ===

	'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).		'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).

Lasakro at 03:15, 1 October 2015

2015-10-01T03:15:20Z

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	== Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==		==1. Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter ==

			=== 1.1. Flashing the Full Size STorM32 Board ===

	'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).		'''1.''' You need a standard usb-ttl adapter (FTDI, CP2102, ..., {{WARNING\|'''not'''}} PL2303). Ensure that it is working (drivers installed, etc.).

Lasakro at 02:44, 1 October 2015

2015-10-01T02:44:35Z

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 '''12.''' The STorM32 board will be reset and start running. If this is the first-time flash of the firmware and if the board is connected via USB to a PC, then Win 7 will immediately start with installing the appropriate USB driver. This takes quite a while (several minutes). Please, be patient and wait until Win 7 reports that the device is ready for use. {{WARNING|'''Do not disconnect the board from the PC or otherwise interrupt the driver installation process before it is completed'''}}. This can mess up things quite considerably, and installing the driver later can be a challenge.
 === Flashing the Micro STorM32 Board ===
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 '''3.''' Close the Flash Loader Demonstrator after it has completed and restart the STorM32 board. The LEDs are not operational since also any firmware got erased in the previous step.
 '''4.''' Go back to the [[#Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter|Flashing Firmware using a USB-TTL Adapter]] section in the above and flash the firmware anew.
 == Flashing Firmware using a STLink/V2 (SWD) Programmer ==
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