Rear Lights Firmware

Getting started

Please make sure you are using STMCUBE IDE version 1.8.0

1. Clone this repository with git clone https://github.com/John-Carr/RearLightsFirmware.git --recursive to ensure you clone the submodules.
2. Import this project into STM Cube IDE
3. Add the necessary include paths.
   • Go to File->Properties->C/C++ General->Paths and Symbols
   • Under Languages select GNU C++
   • Select Add and then workspace and add the following Directories
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/DataModules/inc
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/Drivers/inc
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/etl/include
   • Exclude the following directories and files from the both the release and debug builds
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/etl/arduino
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/etl/examples
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/etl/test
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/Drivers/HY28b.hpp
       • For this file you'll need to go to properties and exclude it there
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/Drivers/HY28b.cpp
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/Drivers/RFD900x.hpp
       • For this file you'll need to go to properties and exclude it there
     • RearLightsFirmware/Drivers/SolarGatorsBSP_STM/Drivers/RFD900x.cpp
4. Make sure the project builds without errors

Programming the board

STM Programmer

TODO

JLink Programmer

Go to debug configuration Ensure that you have the JLink selected as the debug probe, swd selected as the interface, and STM32F072RB as the target. Ensure that you can program the board