Programming Artery from scratch? #448
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I'm busy building a v4.1 from scratch and have a question on programming the at32f403. I'm a bit confused over the documentation. Should I be able to use a ST-Link v2 to program the Artery. I'm guessing not as it's not a STM32 micro. (I've tried using my ST-Link anyway and unable to program it) What programmer should I be using to program these chips? The Artery site seems to be equally confusing. I found a few references on using a AT-Link programmer? |
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Just follow the USB-DFU method https://github.com/keirf/Greaseweazle/wiki/Firmware-Programming#programming-v4-devices-via-usb-dfu It requires no programmer, just Artery software (Windows only), and a USB cable. If you must program on a different OS, come back to me. |
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Thanks. Wasn't aware it could be programmed directly with the USB cable. Other issue I had is the 5V on USB was jumpered :) , and then I was trying this on a Win7 VM. Either Win7 no longer supported by Artery (my guess) or it doesn't like the VM. Ran it on a physical W11 machine and it's working 100% |
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Just follow the USB-DFU method https://github.com/keirf/Greaseweazle/wiki/Firmware-Programming#programming-v4-devices-via-usb-dfu
It requires no programmer, just Artery software (Windows only), and a USB cable.
If you must program on a different OS, come back to me.