Xnucleo User Manual
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The relative operations are as follow:
In the mbed, open the program you want to export. Then, right click the program name in the
Program Workspace, and select Nucleo_printf->Export Program, as Figure 6 shows.
Figure 6: Exporting as Keil program
In the Export Toolchain pull-down menu of the pop-up window, select Keil μVision. Then, the
programs in mbed can be exported as Keil programs and performed Keil debugging. For more
detailed information, please refer to the Keil-related technical documents.
4.
PERIPHERY MODULE DEM O
Besides Nucleo Demos, the Demos for different periphery modules provided by Waveshare are
supported by Xnucleo series as well. The corresponding devices to the periphery module Demos
include but not limited to: Temperature-Humidity Sensor, Rotation Sensor, Color Sensor, UV
Sensor, Water Sensor, Moisture Sensor, Vibrating Sensor, Tilt Sensor, Laser Sensor, Gas Sensor,
Sound Sensor, Flame Sensor, Hall Sensor, Metal Sensor, Infrared Reflective Sensor, OLED display
module and so on. And these Demos for different periphery modules are integrated into a big
Demo (“periphery module Demo” hereafter) for convenience.
4.1
CONNECTION BETWEEN THE XNUCLEO BOARD AND PERIPHERALS
Table 12: Connection between the XNUCLEO and sensors
Sensor
Pin
XNUCLEO-F03
XNUCLEO-F10
XNUCLEO-F30
XNUCLEO-F40
XNUCLEO-F41
