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OpenJTAG On Soliddigi Spruce STM32 Arduino Board

Spruce -SolidDigi STM32 ARM cortex board can be used with OpenJTAG and is compatible with mini ARM cortex-M3 board . It can be used in GCC+Eclipse+openocd+openJtag and Arduino enviroment! Spruce has Arduino compatible shield pins, all the Arduino shields can be used on SolidDigi STM32 cortex board. Arduino similar IDE can be used to download Arduino code to Spruce board. Spruce Hardware Resources: Including 2.4" TFT LCD Touchscreen, diamension of LCD screen CPU: STM32F103VET6, TQFP 100 pins FLASH£º512K BYTES, SRAM:64KBYTES 1 JTAG debug interface 1 power LED indicattor (Green), 1 status LED (Blue) 1 RS232 port, Need crossover cable to talk to PC Support 3 pin ISP 1 USB2.0 SLAVE port 1 Micro SD(TF) slot, uses SDIO 1 2.4 inch TFT (240X320 (touch screen) ), use FSMC 16 bits interface to control 1 SPI interfaced AT45DB161D(2M BYTES) serial FLASH 1 functional botton 1 RTC battery socket 1 RJ45 Ethernet port All unused GPIO pins are connected to external headers.

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OpenJTAG On Soliddigi Spruce STM32 Arduino Board

Spruce -SolidDigi STM32 ARM cortex board can be used with OpenJTAG and is compatible with mini ARM cortex-M3 board . It can be used in GCC+Eclipse+openocd+openJtag and Arduino enviroment! Spruce has Arduino compatible shield pins, all the Arduino shields can be used on SolidDigi STM32 cortex board. Arduino similar IDE can be used to download Arduino code to Spruce board. Spruce Hardware Resources: Including 2.4" TFT LCD Touchscreen, diamension of LCD screen CPU: STM32F103VET6, TQFP 100 pins FLASH£º512K BYTES, SRAM:64KBYTES 1 JTAG debug interface 1 power LED indicattor (Green), 1 status LED (Blue) 1 RS232 port, Need crossover cable to talk to PC Support 3 pin ISP 1 USB2.0 SLAVE port 1 Micro SD(TF) slot, uses SDIO 1 2.4 inch TFT (240X320 (touch screen) ), use FSMC 16 bits interface to control 1 SPI interfaced AT45DB161D(2M BYTES) serial FLASH 1 functional botton 1 RTC battery socket 1 RJ45 Ethernet port All unused GPIO pins are connected to external headers.

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OpenJTAG and OpenOCD under Eclipse

1. Install OpenOCD

Next

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Next, unselect Add the make utils to the PATH variable under Make utils:

Click next to continue until finish the installation.


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2. Download in command line mode: Copy openocd.cfg to directory eclipse_projects. Connect openjtag to the Spruce, and in command line run:

Next telnet localhost 4444 Type the following command:

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Poll: poll spruce status Halt stop the spruce board Stm32x mass_erase 0: mass erase flash Flash write_image hex with file full path: write program to flash Reset: reset the spruce Note: stop the development board, mass erase, and then write the program to flash.

3. Download and debug under Eclipse: 3.1 Configure the connection of Openocd In menu, Run->External tools->External tools Configurations Click the following in sequence, Name Location Working Directory and then Arguments, click apply

Name Location Working Directory Arguments

openocd openocd-ftd2xx.exs full path workspacs full path -f openocd.cfgs full path

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Open Build options, remove Build before launch and click apply

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3.2 Debug configuration: Click the project name ->Run->debug configuration->double click Zylin Embedded debug(Native), the following window will show up

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Select Debugger and add location of the debug tool: G++ Lite->bin->arm-none-eabi-gdb.exe. (Default: C:\Program Files\CodeSourcery\Sourcery G++ Lite\bin\arm-none-eabi-gdb.exe)

CodeSourcery->Sourcery

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Open Commands option and add the following commands: target remote localhost:3333 monitor halt monitor poll monitor stm32x mass_erase 0 load monitor reset init break Reset_Handler break main continue

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4. Download and debug Click Debug button in eclipse to enter into debug panel, click to open

openocd and the following information will show up when connected to openjtag:

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Click Configuration

and

select

Debug

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Select the file to be debug, and single click Debug to begin debug.

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Waiting for the program to be downloaded to spruce:

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After downloading, click to single step debug.

to run the program, and single click

or F5

We can double click to set breakpoints and debug.

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