- #Use dc3 tool for 2in1 usb joystick how to
- #Use dc3 tool for 2in1 usb joystick serial
- #Use dc3 tool for 2in1 usb joystick drivers
- #Use dc3 tool for 2in1 usb joystick software
On the right side of the page, select “ UART” as the communication mode and select the appropriate COM Port. Go to a similar location in your PC and open the “STM32CubeProgrammer.exe” file. If you have followed that tutorial, then you already have downloaded that software, which in my case, can be found at the location “C:\Program Files\STMicroelectronics\STM32Cube\STM32CubeProgrammer\bin”.
#Use dc3 tool for 2in1 usb joystick software
If you remember in the “ Getting Started with STM32F103C8T6” guide, I have downloaded the STM32CubeProgrammer Software from the STMicroelectronics’ official website. For this you can make use of the STM32CubeProgrammer. Once the hardware connections are made and you have downloaded the necessary binary file, then you are ready to upload the STM32F103C8T6 USB Bootloader to the MCU. Then download appropriate binary file from the list of binaries provided in the GitHub repository. You can download the binary from this GitHub link. For all generic Blue Pill STM32F103C8T6 based boards, you can use this binary file. Hence, the binary is appropriately named “ generic_boot20_pc13.bin”.
For example, we know that the User LED on your Blue Pill is connected to pin 13 of Port C i.e. All these binary files are categorized based on the USER LED Connection. Download the Bootloader BinaryĪs mentioned earlier, this repository consists of different binary files for different types of STM32 Boards.
#Use dc3 tool for 2in1 usb joystick serial
Once this is done, you can connect the USB to Serial Converter to the PC and check for the COM Port. The first step is to connect the STM32 Blue Pill board to the USB to Serial Adapter as shown in the image above. To make things easier, the repo consists of downloadable binary files of the bootloaders (I will explain more about this in later sections). The source code available in GitHub at this link. Thanks to the contributions of LeafLabs (Maple Bootloader) and rogerclarkmelbourne, a repo of bootloaders is available for a series of boards. In order to upload the program via the USB Port on the Blue Pill, you need to have a USB Bootloader installed on the MCU. The following is the reference image for the connections. The connections between the STM32 Blue Pill and USB to Serial converter are similar to what I described in the Getting Started Guide.
#Use dc3 tool for 2in1 usb joystick how to
If you remember in the “ Getting Started with STM32F103C8T6” tutorial, I have shown you how to upload the program to a Generic STM32F103C8T6 board using an external USB to Serial Adapter.
The same cannot be said for the STM32F103C8T6 Blue Pill Board.
#Use dc3 tool for 2in1 usb joystick drivers
It is that simple (provided you have the right drivers and selected the right USB Port). Just plug-in the Arduino to your PC and upload the program using Arduino IDE. One thing that makes the Arduino UNO (or any Arduino board for that matter) special is its ease of programming.