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1Hooking up the STM32
After wondering all beauties of this mass production design, I started desoldering the microcontroller and soldering some header pins instead:
Then comes the nucleo board:
And finally I drawn some schematics to facilitate programming:
And of course, add some hole to the USB cable:
Here a very important note!!! Until program a stable software version, keep the microwave transformer hardware disconnected!
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2Hardware test code.
Download the hardware testing code to check if is all functional. If it's not, have a good fault-finding.
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3Basic functionality code
Once all hardware works, download the basic functionality code and modify it! :D
The code I've attached here is really basic, doesn't have a clock configuration routine nether power control. It just have the real basic functions.
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