Hello all, New to this forum and RUSefi.
I have been looking through the getting started threads, and I think i have managed to at least load the correct .bin file to the board:
C:\Users\joey1\Desktop\snapshot_20200522_014232_stm32f767_nucleo_rusefi
using the STM32 ST-LINK Utility.
Once it programmed, I got a rapidly blinking blue LED on the board, witch i think is a good thing.
The board shows up as an ST link virtual com in my device manager.
Where i am stuck now is establishing and sort of serial comms with the board.
I have tried Putty, Real Term, Arduino Serial monitor, TunerStudio, and RUsefi console.
The port shown up ( as 27 in my case ) and I set it to 115200 baud, however i cant seem to get anything from the Nucleo. Wondering what i might be doing wrong?
Thanks
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help, Nucleo f767
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Re: help, Nucleo f767
there are two connectors on that board, top for programming and bottom for communication. which one are you connecting two?
please post a picture of device manager
please post a picture of device manager
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Joey120373
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Re: help, Nucleo f767
AndreyB, thank you for the quick reply.there are two connectors on that board, top for programming and bottom for communication. which one are you connecting two?
please post a picture of device manager
I tried both, but i did get it communicating finally! turns out I had not 1, but 2 faulty usb cables. once I swapped them around everything seems to be working fine.
again, thanks, and thus far RusEfi looks to be a beast of a system.