VAct AutoEdge Development Board is based onSTM32f205 designed to provide an economical development environment for CAN communication, I2C, SPI, UART and parallel communication. This board integrated with STM32CUBEMX.
Operational Requirements:
To communicate with STM32f205 Board, the following hardware and software requirements:
PC-compatible system with Windows® 7 or Window 10 (32-bit/ 64 bit Operating Systems).
POWER supply of 9-12V DC / 1A
STM32CUBEMX with ARM toolchains
Running and Debugging Applications
The following procedure to build, run, and debugs the STM32f205R8 board
1. Use STM32f205cubemx to configure the I/O pins and to generate the initialization C code
2. Use keil uvision 5 software to edit the program as you need, add the header files and compile the program.
3. Build the project by selecting Project > Build All.
4. Plug-in Power supply to board, Make sure Supply should provide 1A supply.
5. Connect a ST-link v2 Debugger to the program header.
6. Connect the ST-link v2 USB port to PC using a USB cable.
7. Choose the hex file generated in ST-utility app by selecting Debugger > Select Tool.
8. Download your code into the board by selecting program and click Run option to debug the code In to Board
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Features
The board offers many unique features
The STM32f Development board comes with Flash program memory, up to 1 MB, Data SRAM up to128+4 Kbytes.
8.0000 MHz crystal for maximum execution speed and standard serial bit rates - Phase-locked loop (PLL) multiplies frequency upto 120 MHz max
32.768kHz RTC crystal
Onboard Peripherals
4x20 character LCD with background light
10 Digital I/O’s
2 No’s Potentiometer (POT) for Analog Input of 3.3V
1 N0’s OLED 0.9inch on I2C bus
HAL Driver Interface for industry standard learning
EEPROM on SPI bus
On Board ECAN interface – 2 No’s
Buzzer
ECAN Transceiver -2 No’s
UART on RS 232 - 1 No’s
UART on RS 485 - 1 No’s
SD Card interface
USB interface
JTAG Interface and SWD - In-Circuit Serial Programming for flash and debugging
Eclipse based CubeIDE, ARM Tool Chains (GCC & GDB)