2017-04-06 12:55 PM
Hi there,
I want to start using USB High Speed communication on STM32F769 Discovery board.
Till now (with the different parts) I used a USB Full Speed interface. There, I simply connect to a Virtual COM Port (let say from Terminal, Matlab, Python, etc.) and communicate via fprintf, fscanf, fwrite, fread functions which are sending/receiving separate bytes.
Now, I would like to ask how should I connect to the
STM32F769 Discovery board, if I implement USB High Speed? Perhaps, it is not that simple as with USB Full Speed. Do I need any other drivers for Windows? How is then read/write operation performed from a Windows application (let say from Matlab, Python,...).
Any suggestion is desirable.
Many thanks.
#usb-hs #use-stm32f769-discovery-board2017-04-13 6:18 AM
Hi
Obid.Matic
Why don't you start from a ready to use example? In the STM32CubeF7 package, there are already examples using USB HS:
For each example, you find a readme file providing more details on how to use it.
Please note that you have to select the workspace 'STM32F769I-EVAL_USBD-HS' when you try an example with the EVAL board.
For these ones, you need to comment any BSP related code to be tested successfully with discovery board.
-Amel
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