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--- can:stm32prg [2018/11/19 06:28]
admin adding initial stlink pics
+++ can:stm32prg [2018/11/19 07:04]
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 ) Download bootloader filer from our wiki, save it to your computer, search the bootloader file from your computer and click OK.
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 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!! Not SLCAN, SLCAN has it's own firmware. (//uc4h-slcan-v009-jDrones.bin//)
+**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]]
 {{:stm:stlink_select_bootloader_jdrones.jpg?nolink&600|}}
+) After successful load. ST-Link software will show loaded BIN file on the main screen.
 {{:stm:stlink_load_uc4h_bootloader_jdrones.jpg?nolink&600|}}
+) 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.
 {{:stm:stlink_connect_target_mcu_jdrones.jpg?nolink&600|}}
+) After succesful connection
 {{:stm:stlink_connections_ok_jdrones.jpg?nolink&600|}}

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