I did everything you showed with the CH340 chip USB-TTL converter. I compiled the code and sent it to Bluepill and I can upload it, but the LED on the PC13 pin does not light up. A friend of mine tried it with his own bluepill and ch340 USB-TTL converter and it worked. The PC13 pin blinked. I confirmed that I did nothing wrong, but it did not work for me either, the only difference is that he uses Win10 and I use Win11, is this effective? Why did the PC13 LED not work for me? By the way, my friend lives in a distant city, so I could not go and try it.
Hey, is it possible that you have a faulty board? Or some boards might have the onboard LED connected to a different Pin. To check this, just connect an LED with resistor to pin 13 and see if it works, instead of the onboard LED. Or even try changing the pins.
@@techtalkies1 I worked with 3 Bluepills and they all had the same problem. I solved the solution by completely deleting ArduinoIDE and reinstalling it. Friends who will encounter this similar problem should definitely delete the documents in the Arduino15 and Temp file, and then reinstall the Arduino IDE. Everything will be resolved.
Hi bro, very great video, +1 subscriber, can you make a video about the STM32CubeIDE with the blackpill please, maybe a video to a beginner: how to connect, the windows that the STM32CubeIDE has, basics configurations, etc. It will be very usefull to the community
Yes! But not directly though. Go to project properties: C/C++ Bulild->Settings->Tool Settings->MCU Post Build outputs Then tick create bin or hex file, whichever you want. And now, everytime you build, it will create a bin file. This bin file can be uploaded to the STM32 board using a serial adapter and the cube programmer as shown in the other methods of the video.
A step by step on CUBE IDE would be tremendously helpful
Never used it so it looks intimidating, thanks!
To be honest, it is just too complicated and would take a long series of videos. So, not planning for that in the near future.
OMG THANK YOU!!! You literally just solved my problem after hours of research.
Glad to help!
Thank You! STM32 Cube IDE and STM32F103C8T6 or the blackpill would make great video. I have found none on youTube.
Thank you! I'm definitely making them but the STM32 videos take time.
Thanks!
You're welcome
I did everything you showed with the CH340 chip USB-TTL converter. I compiled the code and sent it to Bluepill and I can upload it, but the LED on the PC13 pin does not light up. A friend of mine tried it with his own bluepill and ch340 USB-TTL converter and it worked. The PC13 pin blinked. I confirmed that I did nothing wrong, but it did not work for me either, the only difference is that he uses Win10 and I use Win11, is this effective? Why did the PC13 LED not work for me? By the way, my friend lives in a distant city, so I could not go and try it.
Hey, is it possible that you have a faulty board? Or some boards might have the onboard LED connected to a different Pin. To check this, just connect an LED with resistor to pin 13 and see if it works, instead of the onboard LED. Or even try changing the pins.
@@techtalkies1 I worked with 3 Bluepills and they all had the same problem. I solved the solution by completely deleting ArduinoIDE and reinstalling it. Friends who will encounter this similar problem should definitely delete the documents in the Arduino15 and Temp file, and then reinstall the Arduino IDE. Everything will be resolved.
Hi bro, very great video, +1 subscriber, can you make a video about the STM32CubeIDE with the blackpill please, maybe a video to a beginner: how to connect, the windows that the STM32CubeIDE has, basics configurations, etc. It will be very usefull to the community
Thanks! I'll try to do that.
(Method 3. 5:22 )Where did you take a COM7, if you download mapple driver(Maple DFU), you couldn't have a COM port. Please explain this moment.
You don't need to select a port in this step.
@@techtalkies1 "Failed uploading: no upload port provided"
@@techtalkies1 Please help
What is the issue?
is there a method to program using stmcube ide and usb or serial converter
Yes! But not directly though.
Go to project properties: C/C++ Bulild->Settings->Tool Settings->MCU Post Build outputs
Then tick create bin or hex file, whichever you want. And now, everytime you build, it will create a bin file.
This bin file can be uploaded to the STM32 board using a serial adapter and the cube programmer as shown in the other methods of the video.
@@techtalkies1 thank you
Please, please, PLEASE show us how to program the STM32 BluePill from STM32CubeIDE. I am beginning to believe that it is not possible.
I will try to make a video on that. Subscribe to get notified!