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Alternative downloading code method in stm32M407vgt6 discovery board

Is there any alternative way to debug or download code in stm32M407vgt6 then using usb cable??

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  • There are TWO USB connectors, not clear what specifically the OP thinks is the "primary" method in this context. The USB for the STM32F1 ST-LINK, but it's not "directly" connected to the STM32F34

    The USB connected to the STM32F4 part can use DFU mode, either the one in the System ROM (BOOT[0] strapped high/vdd), or one created as a user application. The connector can also take a USB Flash drive, and there is a "Firmware Upgrade" example in the Discovery firmware.

    One could connect up USART3, or a CAN transceiver, the real constraints here are the user's flexibility to look at other methods.

    USART1 (PA9/PA10) is somewhat problematic because of the VBUS/Capacitor issues.

    You could connect a different JTAG/SWD pod to the board.

    Perhaps the OP can be more specific about what exactly the're trying to do, and why.

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  • There are TWO USB connectors, not clear what specifically the OP thinks is the "primary" method in this context. The USB for the STM32F1 ST-LINK, but it's not "directly" connected to the STM32F34

    The USB connected to the STM32F4 part can use DFU mode, either the one in the System ROM (BOOT[0] strapped high/vdd), or one created as a user application. The connector can also take a USB Flash drive, and there is a "Firmware Upgrade" example in the Discovery firmware.

    One could connect up USART3, or a CAN transceiver, the real constraints here are the user's flexibility to look at other methods.

    USART1 (PA9/PA10) is somewhat problematic because of the VBUS/Capacitor issues.

    You could connect a different JTAG/SWD pod to the board.

    Perhaps the OP can be more specific about what exactly the're trying to do, and why.

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