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Ghattenb: /* Install Software */

2020-12-16T20:34:33Z

Install Software

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	==Install Software==		==Install Software==

			'''INFO''' Latest version is now available on github in this repository: https://github.com/stlink-org/stlink, with all install instructions (from packages or from sources with CMake). Instruction below are for legacy code and should be removed soon.

	The ''st-flash'' and ''st-util'' tools are needed, provided by [https://github.com/texane/stlink texane]		The ''st-flash'' and ''st-util'' tools are needed, provided by [https://github.com/texane/stlink texane]

IHaveADrone: spelling

2016-06-08T14:14:31Z

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	==Install Software==		==Install Software==

	The ''st-flash'' and ''st-util'' tools are needed, ~~provied~~ by [https://github.com/texane/stlink texane]		The ''st-flash'' and ''st-util'' tools are needed, provided by [https://github.com/texane/stlink texane]

	Download and compile		Download and compile
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	$ make		$ make

	Set ~~enviroment~~ variable		Set environment variable
	$ exportline="PATH=$PATH:/opt/stlink"		$ exportline="PATH=$PATH:/opt/stlink"
	$ if grep -Fxq "$exportline" ~/.profile; then echo nothing to do ; else echo $exportline >> ~/.profile; fi		$ if grep -Fxq "$exportline" ~/.profile; then echo nothing to do ; else echo $exportline >> ~/.profile; fi
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	==Update the ST-Link to blackmagic probe==		==Update the ST-Link to blackmagic probe==

	The STM32F103 (STLink MCU) can be flashed with the blackmagic's ~~firware~~.<br/>		The STM32F103 (STLink MCU) can be flashed with the blackmagic's firmware.<br/>

	===Two STLinkV2 Method===		===Two STLinkV2 Method===
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	Use a BMP to flash a STLink		Use a BMP to flash a STLink

	Transfer the solder jumpers from "Default" to "Reversed" and build the firmware as ~~descibed~~ above.<br/>		Transfer the solder jumpers from "Default" to "Reversed" and build the firmware as described above.<br/>
	Connect the BMP to the CN2 header (see Pinout above).		Connect the BMP to the CN2 header (see Pinout above).

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	==Clones==		==Clones==

	There are also a lot of different ~~chinese~~ clones out there. Most with an identical MCU as the original STLinkV2, some with an STM32F101.		There are also a lot of different Chinese clones out there. Most with an identical MCU as the original STLinkV2, some with an STM32F101.

	It seems that each clone has its own programming pinout, so better double check (continuity tester) than to release the magic smoke...		It seems that each clone has its own programming pinout, so better double check (continuity tester) than to release the magic smoke...

PeterKorsgaard: correct stlinkv2 clone programming header info

2016-06-06T07:09:12Z

correct stlinkv2 clone programming header info

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	Programming header (1.27mm, unpopulated on the images) from the USB to the Pin header (left to the right on the images), used for programming the onboard MCU.		Programming header (1.27mm, unpopulated on the images) from the USB to the Pin header (left to the right on the images), used for programming the onboard MCU.

	# ~~3V3~~		# SWDIO (PA13)
	# GND		# GND
	# SWDCLK(PA14)		# SWDCLK(PA14)

NeoFromMatrix: /* Clones */

2015-05-22T20:18:14Z

Clones

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	There are also a lot of different chinese clones out there. Most with an identical MCU as the original STLinkV2, some with an STM32F101.		There are also a lot of different chinese clones out there. Most with an identical MCU as the original STLinkV2, some with an STM32F101.

	~~See also https://github~~.~~com/blacksphere/blackmagic/issues/62~~		It seems that each clone has its own programming pinout, so better double check (continuity tester) than to release the magic smoke...

	Most (all?) should work with the "stlink" target from Blackmagic Probe, since they probably use the same firmware from the original STLinkV2.		Most (all?) should work with the "stlink" target from Blackmagic Probe, since they probably use the same firmware from the original STLinkV2.

	===Red PCB===		===Red PCB===

			Seems to work with the standard stlink BMP image.

	[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_red_front.jpg\|250px]]		[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_red_front.jpg\|250px]]
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	===Blue PCB===		===Blue PCB===
			NOT TESTED YET
	[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_blue_front.jpg\|250px]]		[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_blue_front.jpg\|250px]]
	[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_blue_back.jpg\|250px]]		[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_blue_back.jpg\|250px]]

	* STM32F103C8T6		* STM32F103C8T6

			Programming header (2.54mm, unpopulated on the images) from the USB to the Pin header (left to the right on the images), used for programming the onboard MCU.

			# GND
			# 5V
			# USART1 RX (PA10)
			# USART1 TX (PA9)

			Bootloader header (2.54mm, unpopulated on the images), from the USB to the Pin header (left to the right on the images), used for USART bootloader activation

			# 3V3
			# BOOT0 (pin 44)

			The 3V3/5V switch selects the input voltage for the onboard MCU.

	===Aluminium housing===		===Aluminium housing===
			NOT TESTED YET
	[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_aluminium.jpg\|250px]]		[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_aluminium.jpg\|250px]]
	[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_aluminium_front.jpg\|250px]]		[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_aluminium_front.jpg\|250px]]
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	* STM32F101C8T6		* STM32F101C8T6

			Programming header (1.27mm, unpopulated on the images) from the USB to the Pin header (left to the right on the images), used for programming the onboard MCU.

			# 3V3
			# GND
			# SWDCLK(PA14)
			# VDD, VBAT

	To disassemble pull the aluminium housing towards the USB connector.		To disassemble pull the aluminium housing towards the USB connector.

NeoFromMatrix: /* Clones */

2015-05-22T15:35:09Z

Clones

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	==Clones==		==Clones==

	There are also ~~some~~ chinese clones out there. ~~Some~~ with ~~the~~ identical MCU, ~~and~~ some ~~also~~ with an ~~other~~.		There are also a lot of different chinese clones out there. Most with an identical MCU as the original STLinkV2, some with an STM32F101.

	See also https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic/issues/62		See also https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic/issues/62

			Most (all?) should work with the "stlink" target from Blackmagic Probe, since they probably use the same firmware from the original STLinkV2.

	===Red PCB===		===Red PCB===
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	# SWDCLK		# SWDCLK
	# 3V3		# 3V3

			Some Images and details about this hardware can be found at[https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/IRMP_auf_STM32_-_Bauanleitung]

	===Blue PCB===		===Blue PCB===
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	To disassemble pull the aluminium housing towards the USB connector.		To disassemble pull the aluminium housing towards the USB connector.

			This has not the same hardware as https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic/issues/62 , but the same MCU, seems that this has just an other PCB.

	[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]		[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]

NeoFromMatrix: /* Clones */

2015-05-22T12:25:04Z

Clones

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	===Red PCB===		===Red PCB===

	[[Image:~~Red_clone_front~~.jpg\|250px]]		[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_red_front.jpg\|250px]]
	[[Image:~~Red_clone_back~~.jpg\|250px]]		[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_red_back.jpg\|250px]]

	* STM32F103C8T6		* STM32F103C8T6
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	===Blue PCB===		===Blue PCB===

			[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_blue_front.jpg\|250px]]
			[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_blue_back.jpg\|250px]]

			* STM32F103C8T6

	===Aluminium housing===		===Aluminium housing===

			[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_aluminium.jpg\|250px]]
			[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_aluminium_front.jpg\|250px]]
			[[Image:stlinkv2_clone_aluminium_back.jpg\|250px]]

			* STM32F101C8T6

			To disassemble pull the aluminium housing towards the USB connector.


	[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]		[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]

NeoFromMatrix: /* BMP Method */

2015-04-25T10:19:25Z

BMP Method

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	The option bytes do not cover the Readout Protection (RDP), but the RDP is disabled anyhow...		The option bytes do not cover the Readout Protection (RDP), but the RDP is disabled anyhow...

			'''Error at loading a new image after removing RDP'''

			Error erasing flash with vFlashErase packet
			If this occurs powercycle the target (disconnect and reconnect the 3V3 connection), swd scan, attach and try loading the image again. Usually the reset of the RDP requires a flash erase (done by mon option erase) and reset.

			Probably this can also be done via gdb.

	==Clones==		==Clones==

NeoFromMatrix at 09:36, 25 April 2015

2015-04-25T09:36:26Z

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	st-flash write blackmagic_dfu.bin 0x8000000		st-flash write blackmagic_dfu.bin 0x8000000

	===Documentation===		====Documentation====

	[http://esden.net/2014/12/29/black-magic-discovery Black Magic Discovery from Esden] <-- This also describes how to remove the read out protection. <br/>		[http://esden.net/2014/12/29/black-magic-discovery Black Magic Discovery from Esden] <-- This also describes how to remove the read out protection. <br/>
	[http://embdev.net/articles/STM_Discovery_as_Black_Magic_Probe embdev.net page]		[http://embdev.net/articles/STM_Discovery_as_Black_Magic_Probe embdev.net page]

	==BMP Method==		===BMP Method===

	Use a BMP to flash a STLink		Use a BMP to flash a STLink
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	See also https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic/issues/62		See also https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic/issues/62

			===Red PCB===

			[[Image:Red_clone_front.jpg\|250px]]
			[[Image:Red_clone_back.jpg\|250px]]

			* STM32F103C8T6

			Programming header (1.27mm, populated on the images) from the Mini USB to the Pin header (right to left on the image), used for programming the onboard MCU.

			# SWDIO
			# GND
			# SWDCLK
			# 3V3

			===Blue PCB===

			===Aluminium housing===
	[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]		[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]

NeoFromMatrix at 21:57, 24 April 2015

2015-04-24T21:57:46Z

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	The option bytes do not cover the Readout Protection (RDP), but the RDP is disabled anyhow...		The option bytes do not cover the Readout Protection (RDP), but the RDP is disabled anyhow...

			==Clones==

			There are also some chinese clones out there. Some with the identical MCU, and some also with an other.

			See also https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic/issues/62

	[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]		[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]

NeoFromMatrix: /* BMP Method */

2015-04-24T21:36:55Z

BMP Method

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	(gdb) detach		(gdb) detach

	The option bytes do not cover the Readout Protection (RDP), but ~~it seems that this command erases it also~~.		The option bytes do not cover the Readout Protection (RDP), but the RDP is disabled anyhow...

	[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]		[[Category:Firmware Flashing]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]]