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====== jDrones STM32 Programmer ======

These instructions are for Windows OS and STM32 ST-Link Utility. jDrones STM32 Programmer works with all ST-Link compatible softwares. Including MAC and Linux OSes. 

For MAC and Linux we currently don't have guides but they are easy to find. 

Here are few links to MAC/Linux guides:
  * https://startingelectronics.org/tutorials/STM32-microcontrollers/programming-STM32-flash-in-Linux/
  * https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stsw-link007.html

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==== Board Definitions ====

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This programmer is fully compatible with STM32 ST-Link Utility. You can download ST-Link directly from www.st.com website. 

Download ST-Link [[https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/products/development-tools/software-development-tools/stm32-software-development-tools/stm32-programmers/stsw-link004.html|here]]

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==== What is needed to program ====

jDrones STM32 Programmer with 2.54mm and 1.27mm Pogopin programming boards

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==== Connecting to Target Board ====

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==== Using STLink Programmer ====

1) After you have downloaded and installed STM32 ST-Link Ulitity to your computer. Open the Application, first you need to load bootloader file

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2) Download bootloader filer from our wiki, save it to your computer, search the bootloader file from your computer and click OK.

In this example we are using file: //uc4h-bootloader-v006-jDrones.bin// which is currently default bootloader for all jDrones made UC4H UAVCAN boards. 

**NOTE!!** Always choose correct bootloader for the boards:
  * UC4H Active boards: //uc4h-bootloader-v006-jDrones.bin//
  * SLCAN board: //uc4h-slcan-v009-jDrones.bin//
  * jD-STM Programmer: //jdstm32_programmer_initial.hex//

Version number may differ. Check latest versions from our [[can:firmwares|Firmware page]]

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3) After successful load. ST-Link software will show loaded BIN file on the main screen. 

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4) Connect to target MCU. Open Target / Connect. On this point you need to have your jD-STM32 Programmer connected via USB and also use pogopin board (or similar) and connect it to target boards SWD connector. 

Using pogopin board, take a look at [[can:stm32prg#connecting_to_target_board|Connecting Target Board]] area on this page.

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5) After succesful connection. ST-Link will show target MCU details, Serial, flash size and other information. Next thing is to program actual MCU.

If on this point you get any error messages. Take a look at [[can:stm32prg#settings_errors|Settings & Errors]] area. Often removing/inserting USB cable solves all issues. Try to connect again. 

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6) When connection is ok. You can proceed to programming the MCU. Open Target / Program & Verify or hit CTRL-P to open programming popup window.

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7) Usually default settings are fine. You may activate //Verify after programming// as shown in picture below. 
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8) Click Start and after 1-2 seconds you will see green status bar to advance rapidly. 
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9) Check messages after programming. You should see //Verification... OK// and program checksum messages after successful programming.

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This example was made with Gen.Node v2.1 and with uc4h-bootloader-v006-jDrones.bin bootloader firmware. Process to program SLCAN, jD-STM32 Programmer board or any other STM32 based board is equal to this guide. 

If having any errors or problems. Check that your jD-STM32 programmer has latest firmware in and your computer drivers are updated. Also check SWD settings and error messages from below. 

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===== Settings & Errors =====

==== SWD Settings ====

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==== Possible Errors ====

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