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--- boards:demov1 [2022/11/13 13:25] – [Setup] darron
+++ boards:demov1 [2022/11/21 13:48] (current) – darron
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 {{:boards:demov1-test.jpg?200|J-Link test with J-Link EDU Mini}}
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-{{:boards:demov1-test2.jpg?200|OpenOCD test with J-Link CLONE}}
+{{:boards:demov1-test3.jpg?200|OpenOCD test with J-Link CLONE}}
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 {{boards:stm32f030.png?200|Pinout}}
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 SPI1 MISO PA6
 SPI1 MOSI PA7
+</code>
+===Clocks===
+<code>
+HSE 8000000 X1 8MHz
+HSI 8000000
+LSE 0       N/A
+LSI 32768
 </code>
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 pin and provide a pulse for testing STM32 EXTI.
-For programming, use [[tools:segger|J-Link]] device or [[tools:openocd|OpenOCD]].
+For programming, use [[tools:segger|J-Link]] or [[tools:openocd|OpenOCD]].
 ==Wiring==
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 </code>
-==Reset==
+From the RS232 perspective RTS is inverted so when picocom takes
+the line low, it's actually a high logical output and the board
+is taken out of reset.
-CTRL A CTRL G will change the RTS line state from high to low
+==Reset==
-to alter the reset line.
-From the RS232 perspective it's inverted so when picocom says
+Picocom CTRL A CTRL G will toggle the RTS line state.
-the line is low, it's actually a high output and the device
-is out of reset.
 ==Reboot==
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 ==Pulse==
-CTRL A CTRL P will pulse the DTR pin from low to high for
+Picocom CTRL A CTRL P will pulse the DTR pin from low to high for
 second to test EXTI high or low edge.
-=== Test ===
+=== Programming ===
-Test SWD with J-Link and OpenOCD.
+Use SWD with J-Link or OpenOCD.
 ==J-Link==

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