Install the 4.4 sdk
Install vsix for vs2015
I must’ve installed them in the wrong order or something, I just switched computers and its fine.
@valon_hoti_gmail_com what is the SS2 pin here:
public const Cpu.Pin SCLK2 = PB15;
public const Cpu.Pin MISO2 = PB14;
public const Cpu.Pin MOSI2 = PB13;
public const Cpu.Pin SS2 = PA10; <----------------------------------------------PA10 is UART1 RX
SS means nothing to me.
If your build works please post your scatter files. I am curious if Valon’s spread sheet works. If so it could be a real time saver!
I didn’t use the calculator, Justin helped me out but once I get my code running I will check the calculator.
For some reason I am not seeing my device under device manager now but it still comes up in DFUSE in DFU mode. Not sure why it stopped showing up…
EDIT: Re-loaded the FW with DFUSE and it shows up again…not sure what it is intermittent. If I plug it in to my other PC, it installs the drivers as some HP Printer (BIDI)
I have the 4.4 sdk and vsix for vs2015 Installed
I’m not at pc for a moment but when i’m at home i will share it 
Create your own class based on your firmware i created this for nucleo
find here vsix for 2015 / 2017
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tGPnvXReEFpgpN2JzS3q_NMTwN17zPxn?usp=sharing
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@valon_hoti_gmail_com Yes I created my own class. Just having issues with Visual Studio not loading .netmf on the computer that recognizes the device. My other PC has USB port issues with these chips sometimes…I think because it is 3.0
I am reinstalling VS2015 one more time then will try 2017
Ok I have the device showing up in Visual Studio 2015 now. When I run my code I get an error from my SPI device:
The thread ‘’ (0x2) has exited with code 0 (0x0).
#### Exception dSpin.L6470Exception - 0x00000000 (1) ####
#### Message: MAX_SPI_WRITE_READ_RETRY Limit exceeded. Fatial Communications Error.
#### dSpin.L6470Chain::ReadWrite [IP: 00c6] ####
#### dSpin.L6470Chain::ExecuteOnly [IP: 000c] ####
#### dSpin.L6470::Execute [IP: 0014] ####
#### dSpin.L6470::Reset [IP: 0024] ####
#### Program::Main [IP: 0003] ####
My Chip Select pin is PD2 maybe that didn’t get set up right? Also when I print to my display nothing happens but I don’t get any errors. I am able to debug with break points.
here is my pin.cs file. I commented out ADC and PWM because I am not using that. Some pins are working good, I think it is just I2C and SPI having problems. If I put a voltmeter on a pin I am toggling, it works fine.
using Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware;
using System.IO.Ports;
namespace _Microcontroller
{
public class STM32F401RET6Pins
{
static STM32F401RET6Pins()
{
HardwareProvider.Register(new STM32F401REHardwareProvider());
}
private sealed class STM32F401REHardwareProvider : HardwareProvider
{
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Pin definitions for the STM32F411RE board
/// </summary>
public class Pin
{
/// <summary>A value indicating that no GPIO pin is specified.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin GPIO_NONE = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_NONE;
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA0 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 0);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA1 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 1);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA2 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 2);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA3 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 3);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA4 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 4);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA5 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 5);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA6 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 6);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA7 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 7);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA8 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 8);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA9 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 9);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA10 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 10);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA11 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 11);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA12 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 12);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA13 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 13);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA14 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 14);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PA15 = (Cpu.Pin)((0 * 16) + 15);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB0 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 0);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB1 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 1);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB2 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 2);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB3 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 3);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB4 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 4);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB5 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 5);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB6 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 6);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB7 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 7);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB8 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 8);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB9 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 9);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB10 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 10);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB11 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 11);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB12 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 12);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB13 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 13);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB14 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 14);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PB15 = (Cpu.Pin)((1 * 16) + 15);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC0 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 0);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC1 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 1);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC2 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 2);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC3 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 3);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC4 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 4);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC5 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 5);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC6 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 6);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC7 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 7);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC8 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 8);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC9 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 9);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC10 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 10);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC11 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 11);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC12 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 12);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC13 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 13);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC14 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 14);
/// <summary>Digital I/O.</summary>
public const Cpu.Pin PC15 = (Cpu.Pin)((2 * 16) + 15);
public const Cpu.Pin PD2 = (Cpu.Pin)((3 * 16) + 2);
/* internal on firmware for analog */
// PA0,PA1,PA2,PA3,PA4,PB0,PC0,PC1,PC2,PC3
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog1 = PA0;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog2 = PA1;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog3 = PA2;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog4 = PA3;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog5 = PA4;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog6 = PB0;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog7 = PC0;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog8 = PC1;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog9 = PC2;
//public const Cpu.Pin Analog10 = PC3;
///* internal on firmware for PWM */
////{0,1,5,6,8,9,10,11,15,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,38,39,40,41}
////A0,A1,A5,A8,A9,A10,A11,A15,B3,B4,B5,B6,B7,B8,B9,B10,C6,C7,C8,C9
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM1 = PA0;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM2 = PA1;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM3 = PA5;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM4 = PA6;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM5 = PA8;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM6 = PA9;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM7 = PA10;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM8 = PA11;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM9 = PA15;
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM10 = PB3; //19
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM11 = PB4; //20
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM12 = PB5; //21
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM13 = PB6; //22
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM14 = PB7; //23
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM15 = PB8; //24
//public const Cpu.Pin PWM16 = PB9; //25
// public const Cpu.Pin PWM17 = PB10; //26
// public const Cpu.Pin PWM18 = PC6; //38
// public const Cpu.Pin PWM19 = PC7; //39
// public const Cpu.Pin PWM20 = PC8; //40
// public const Cpu.Pin PWM21 = PC9; //41
/* internal on firmware for SPI */
public const Cpu.Pin SCLK1 = PB3;
public const Cpu.Pin MISO1 = PB4;
public const Cpu.Pin MOSI1 = PB5;
// public const Cpu.Pin SS1 = PB6;
public const Cpu.Pin SCLK2 = PB13;
public const Cpu.Pin MISO2 = PB14;
public const Cpu.Pin MOSI2 = PB15;
// public const Cpu.Pin SS2 = PA10;
/* internal on firmware for I2C */
public const Cpu.Pin SCL = PB6;
public const Cpu.Pin SDA = PB7;
/* internal on firmware for UART */
public const Cpu.Pin RX_UART1 = PA10;
public const Cpu.Pin TX_UART1 = PA9;
public const Cpu.Pin RX_UART2 = PA3;
public const Cpu.Pin TX_UART2 = PA2;
///* arduino headers */
//public const Cpu.Pin A0 = PA0; //Analog
//public const Cpu.Pin A1 = PA1; //Analog
//public const Cpu.Pin A2 = PA4; //Analog
//public const Cpu.Pin A3 = PB0; //Analog
//public const Cpu.Pin A4 = PC1; //Analog
//public const Cpu.Pin A5 = PC0; //Analog
//public const Cpu.Pin D0 = PA3; //UART2 - RX
//public const Cpu.Pin D1 = PA2; //UART2 - TX
//public const Cpu.Pin D2 = PA10; //UART1 - RX
//public const Cpu.Pin D3 = PB3;
//public const Cpu.Pin D4 = PB5;
//public const Cpu.Pin D5 = PB4;
//public const Cpu.Pin D6 = PB10;
//public const Cpu.Pin D7 = PA8;
//public const Cpu.Pin D8 = PA9; //UART1 - TX
//public const Cpu.Pin D9 = PC7;
//public const Cpu.Pin D10 = PB6; //CS1
//public const Cpu.Pin D11 = PA7; //MOSI1
//public const Cpu.Pin D12 = PA6; //MISO1
//public const Cpu.Pin D13 = PA5; //SCK1
//public const Cpu.Pin D14 = PB9; //SDA
//public const Cpu.Pin D15 = PB8; //SCL
//public const Cpu.Pin UserButton = PC13;
//public const Cpu.Pin Led = PA5;
public static string GetPinName(Cpu.Pin pin)
{
if (pin == Cpu.Pin.GPIO_NONE)
return "GPIO_NONE";
var pinNumber = (int)pin;
int port = pinNumber / 16;
int num = pinNumber - 16 * port;
string result = "P" + (char)('A' + port) + num;
return result;
}
static int PinNumber(char port, byte pin)
{
if (port < 'A' || port > 'E') return 65535;
return ((port - 'A') * 16) + pin;
}
}
public static class SerialPorts
{
public const string COM1 = Serial.COM1;
public const string COM2 = Serial.COM2;
public const string COM3 = Serial.COM3;
}
public static class BaudRates
{
public const BaudRate BaudrateNONE = BaudRate.BaudrateNONE;
public const BaudRate Baud75 = BaudRate.Baudrate75;
public const BaudRate Baud150 = BaudRate.Baudrate150;
public const BaudRate Baud300 = BaudRate.Baudrate300;
public const BaudRate Baud600 = BaudRate.Baudrate600;
public const BaudRate Baud1200 = BaudRate.Baudrate1200;
public const BaudRate Baud2400 = BaudRate.Baudrate2400;
public const BaudRate Baud4800 = BaudRate.Baudrate4800;
public const BaudRate Baud9600 = BaudRate.Baudrate9600;
public const BaudRate Baud19200 = BaudRate.Baudrate19200;
public const BaudRate Baud38400 = BaudRate.Baudrate38400;
public const BaudRate Baud57600 = BaudRate.Baudrate57600;
public const BaudRate Baud115200 = BaudRate.Baudrate115200;
public const BaudRate Baud230400 = BaudRate.Baudrate230400;
}
//public class PwmOutput
//{
// // A0,A1,A5,A8,A9,A10,A11,A15,B3,B4,B5,B6,B7,B8,B9,B10,C6,C7,C8,C9
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PA0 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_0;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PA1 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_1;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PA5 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_2;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PA8 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_3;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PA9 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_4;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PA10 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_5;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PA11 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_6;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PA15 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_7;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PB3 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_8;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PB4 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_9;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PB5 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_10;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PB6 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_11;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PB7 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_12;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PB8 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_13;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PB9 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_14;
// public const Cpu.PWMChannel PB10 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_15;
// /* CPU.PWMChannel max = 15 from Microsoft Definated */
// // public const Cpu.PWMChannel PC6 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_15;
// // public const Cpu.PWMChannel PC7 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_15;
// // public const Cpu.PWMChannel PC8 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_15;
// // public const Cpu.PWMChannel PC9 = Cpu.PWMChannel.PWM_15;
//}
}
Are you tryin to connect display ???
Yes trying to connect to my display
No I2C activity on oscilloscope. Code has been tested rigorously on a G30 so I know the I2C protocol is fine
Which ones and what driver you are using for it
Where you get pd2 values here when g30 mcu have no port d
It the new haven display I have been using for awhile with a driver that I wrote to control the display + an RTC on the same I2C lines. It works great normally…something with this FW is preventing both I2C and SPI from working. PD2 is shown in the G30 datasheet…:is it a typo?
I defined PD2 because that is what datasheet shows and my ChipSelect is connected to that pin. It has a pullup on it though…also the ChipSelect is for the SPI, doesn’t explain why my I2C devices all stopped working too
I don’t know what SS is…I have a working SPI driver that @Mr_John_Smith wrote for dSpin devices. It is something with the FW changing the behavior not the C# code
The device is an L6470 on SPI and I have a few I2C devices…all tested and work great with standard G30 and .netmf 4.3.1…changing to netmf4.4 + blank stm32f401 is the only change