Digital Frame implementation using STM32 Cortex M3 processor and FatFs

January 9th, 2012 | by | technology

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09

My first try at implementing Digital Frame using STM32 Cortex M3 processor. Using Keil IDE and STM32VLDISCOVERY as ST-Link for programming. The prototype device is HY-Smart STM32 board. The FAT 32 file system on the SanDisk 8GB card is read using FatFs library. Luckily, most of code is just copied from the sample code provided with the board.

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  1. Hey, i like your work. So i just bought the HY-Smart STM32 and looked at it and i have a whole bunch of sample codes but most of the instructions are in Chinese which i am translating. You programmed it using the TM32VLDISCOVERY, but is it possible to program it directly through USB?

    • Priyank says:

      Ya, Chinese instructions are a big issue. You can program it via USB, but you would need some type of device programmer. I personally ST-LINK is much cheaper and works better than Keil U-Link clones.

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