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Andrei Mitrica

Heya, guys!

I've just got my first board, as part of a project that I haven't chose. So I am a complete beginner and as you can imagine, I'm having some difficulties.
I have a stm32f105rc and uVision 4.73.
I am very confused...I don't even know how my board is named so and I confuse the board with the cpu(don't know what's stm32f105rc, ARM, EVB1000, decaWave, it'a all a mess in my head). Here are two images with my board:

s2.postimg.org/.../IMG_20150318_113505.jpg
s2.postimg.org/.../IMG_20150318_113521.jpg

Ok, so, I have installed uvision4 and after getting rid of some errors I managed to load the file on the board (the example blinky) but it doesn't do anything.

Any suggestions? Any informations about the board would be very helpful, as I can't find anyone who has worked with it, not even my professor.
Thanks a lot!

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  • 0 in reply to Andrei Mitrica

    "I think that the example is not doing anything on the board"

    What example, exactly?

    "because I couldn't find the example made for MY board"

    Ah - I think you are misunderstanding the purpose of your board!

    www.decawave.com/.../evk1000-evaluation-kit

    decaWave's product is their DW1000 radio chip. The purpose of the board is to demonstrate the capabilities of the DW1000 (specifically, its 2-way ranging capabilities); the STM32 is purely incidental.

    In other words, this is not a kit for learning the STM32; so that's why you won't find basic learning examples for it - like blinky.

    The kit assumes that you are already suitably experienced with the STM32 - or will just use the provided code as-is.

    For learning the STM32, you should get an STM32 development/evaluation board - such as a Discovery or Nucleo board.

    Keil also have some STM32 boards: http://www.keil.com/boards/cortexm.asp

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  • 0 in reply to Andrei Mitrica

    "I think that the example is not doing anything on the board"

    What example, exactly?

    "because I couldn't find the example made for MY board"

    Ah - I think you are misunderstanding the purpose of your board!

    www.decawave.com/.../evk1000-evaluation-kit

    decaWave's product is their DW1000 radio chip. The purpose of the board is to demonstrate the capabilities of the DW1000 (specifically, its 2-way ranging capabilities); the STM32 is purely incidental.

    In other words, this is not a kit for learning the STM32; so that's why you won't find basic learning examples for it - like blinky.

    The kit assumes that you are already suitably experienced with the STM32 - or will just use the provided code as-is.

    For learning the STM32, you should get an STM32 development/evaluation board - such as a Discovery or Nucleo board.

    Keil also have some STM32 boards: http://www.keil.com/boards/cortexm.asp

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