multi drop

Zeevi.Ariel · ‎2019-04-11

Does the STM32F7 supports the USART multi drop mode ?

Tesla DeLorean · ‎2019-04-11

Yes, the STM32 has a 9-bit mode, and I think some have an address matching functionality. It is not a mode I use, but I think it is covered in the reference manual

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Tesla DeLorean · ‎2019-04-11

Do you mean a single-wire/RS485 type thing, or a 9-bit multi-processor/8051 mode?

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Zeevi.Ariel · ‎2019-04-11

i mean the 9 bit multi processor/8051 mode.

Tesla DeLorean · ‎2019-04-11

Yes, the STM32 has a 9-bit mode, and I think some have an address matching functionality. It is not a mode I use, but I think it is covered in the reference manual

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Zeevi.Ariel · ‎2019-04-15

Thanks for your answer. I know there is option of 9 bits, but it seems that the chip I use STM32F767II does not support the address matching functionality. What we did, we add the sign of address byte manually to the first byte of each message.