In another thread Chris stated:
The modules should be flashable via go!bus, no special hardware required. And with the upcoming standard virtual I/O firmware, you'll be able to just say "use pins X, Y, and Z on the STM8S for the following features" and no knowledge of C or STM8S architecture will be required. Those pins/features will simply become "part" of the mainboard.
WHat is the current status of this? I would like to flash a potentiometer module.
Flashing modules via go!bus
Started by JonnyBoats, May 30 2012 03:24 AM
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Posted 30 May 2012 - 03:45 AM
Hi Jonny,
We just finished up the first reflashing app, for STM32F0/2/4 micros. CW2 has been working on flashing for STM8S. It's a bit trickier, as it requires emulating SWIM (possibly using UART). He likes to finish things before suprising and delighting us with his latest creation...and we should be there for STM8S soon.
In the meantime, you can use a SWIM adapter (such as STLink/V2) to reflash the potentiometer modules.
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Posted 30 May 2012 - 06:24 AM
Status update: the basic flashing routine for STM8S modules is working, at this moment in byte mode (*). Now, when the reflashing app for STM32 is available, it can be extended to include flashing of STM8S-based modules, so we can have an unified interface.
(*) Byte mode is the slowest, word and block programming are faster, but a little bit more complex.
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Posted 30 May 2012 - 06:42 AM
That's great, CW2! Thanks as always for your contributions...Status update: the basic flashing routine for STM8S modules is working, at this moment in byte mode (*). Now, when the reflashing app for STM32 is available, it can be extended to include flashing of STM8S-based modules, so we can have an unified interface.
(*) Byte mode is the slowest, word and block programming are faster, but a little bit more complex.
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Posted 05 June 2012 - 02:53 AM
Status update: the basic flashing routine for STM8S modules is working, at this moment in byte mode (*). Now, when the reflashing app for STM32 is available, it can be extended to include flashing of STM8S-based modules, so we can have an unified interface.
(*) Byte mode is the slowest, word and block programming are faster, but a little bit more complex.
Would you be willing to give a status update as well as information on how to get a copy of the flashing routine?
Thanks.
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Posted 05 June 2012 - 03:08 AM
Hi Jonny,
http://forums.netdui...-based-modules/
We're working on an update to the mainboard which will enable us to further develop the reflashing app, and plan to integrate CW2's STM8S reflashing code as soon as he's comfortable with it.
Chris
Here's a link to the early STM32 reflashing app:Would you be willing to give a status update as well as information on how to get a copy of the flashing routine?
http://forums.netdui...-based-modules/
We're working on an update to the mainboard which will enable us to further develop the reflashing app, and plan to integrate CW2's STM8S reflashing code as soon as he's comfortable with it.
Chris
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Posted 05 June 2012 - 09:09 AM
are there anywhere to be found an overview of which versions are released, when they are released and so on?, for the Go, Shieldbase, and the modules that can be updated?, lot of information about the whole netduino thingys are very fragmented all over the forum now.
Only place I can find bits is here: http://wiki.netduino...GO-Modules.ashx
But no complete view, only some driver links, links to sources etc..
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