STM32 support USB communication setup [No predefined offers]
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
For a small project I want to set up my STM32F103C8T6 Blue Pill so that I can communicate with it via a USB connection.
Target:
On the computer which is connected to the STM32, simple strings should be sent to the STM32 and also received.
These are messages in the maximum character length of 15 characters.
It is not intended to send/receive two messages in parallel.
With each string received, logic is executed by the STM32.
Requirements:
I use::
STM32F103C8T6 Blue Pill
ST-Link V2 Debugger
STM32CubeMX
I already have:
I already have my CubeMX Project, which needs to be completely set up.
I just need to get the USB communication working.
This is what I expect:
Advice on which protocol to use.
My CubeMX will be set up correctly for communication.
System Clock needs to be set correctly.
I need a description (documentation) of what your changes do and why exactly it was done that way and not differently.
This can be in the form of a PDF (with screenshots) or a video.
The STM must work on my computer. So that I can test whether the communications work.
A product list of the hardware that is still needed.
For an experienced STM32 connoisseur, this should be a piece of cake.
Target:
On the computer which is connected to the STM32, simple strings should be sent to the STM32 and also received.
These are messages in the maximum character length of 15 characters.
It is not intended to send/receive two messages in parallel.
With each string received, logic is executed by the STM32.
Requirements:
I use::
STM32F103C8T6 Blue Pill
ST-Link V2 Debugger
STM32CubeMX
I already have:
I already have my CubeMX Project, which needs to be completely set up.
I just need to get the USB communication working.
This is what I expect:
Advice on which protocol to use.
My CubeMX will be set up correctly for communication.
System Clock needs to be set correctly.
I need a description (documentation) of what your changes do and why exactly it was done that way and not differently.
This can be in the form of a PDF (with screenshots) or a video.
The STM must work on my computer. So that I can test whether the communications work.
A product list of the hardware that is still needed.
For an experienced STM32 connoisseur, this should be a piece of cake.