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-Here are three demos to read a value from STM32 devices +Here are various demos read a values from STM32 devices using `mbpoll' in Linux.
-using `mbpoll' in Linux.+
  
 ===RTU=== ===RTU===
  
 ==RS232== ==RS232==
 +
 +This demo uses the [[:boards:u575|Nucleo U575ZI]] Cortex-M33 development board. It
 +depends on FreeRTOS for demo purposes.
  
 The current temperature of an LM75 I2C sensor is read The current temperature of an LM75 I2C sensor is read
 in Q8.8 format. in Q8.8 format.
  
-This demo uses the [[:boards:u575|Nucleo U575ZI]] Cortex-M33 development board. It 
-depends on FreeRTOS for demo purposes. 
  
 Two TTYs are utilised. The ST-LINK tty is used for the modbus Two TTYs are utilised. The ST-LINK tty is used for the modbus
 I/O and the other for debug output and was only needed during I/O and the other for debug output and was only needed during
 development so can be ignored. development so can be ignored.
 +
 +Another demo for the [[boards:stm32f4|STM32 F4 Discovery]] performs modbus rtu over
 +its USB OTG port using the TinyUSB stack.
  
 ==RS485== ==RS485==
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 It depends on FreeRTOS for demo purposes. It depends on FreeRTOS for demo purposes.
  
-The mobbus I/O with this demo uses a MAX485 transceiver+The modbus I/O with this demo uses a MAX485 transceiver
 and demonstrates how to utilise it. and demonstrates how to utilise it.
 ===TCP=== ===TCP===
- 
  
 This demo uses the [[:boards:g491|Nucleo G491RE]] Cortex-M4 development board and  This demo uses the [[:boards:g491|Nucleo G491RE]] Cortex-M4 development board and 
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 VREFINT is read as an input to the STM32 internal ADC. VREFINT is read as an input to the STM32 internal ADC.
  
 +Another demo for the [[:boards:h563zi|Nucleo H563ZI]] utilises its built-in
 +MAC/PHY.
  
 ===Install=== ===Install===
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 <code> <code>
-make -f Makefile.u575zi program debug+cd NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q 
 +make program debug
 </code> </code>
 ==References== ==References==