I just wanted to say that this channel is a brilliant resource along with the website. As a PhD student, I've learnt a lot over the past couple of days going through your content covering STM32. Your content is 10x better than the official training that STMicro provide!
Hello! I am using the DS1307 right now. Anything in particular I should worry about, or it may be taken the same way as the DS3231? It did not work properly even though the same coding was used. It would be aprecciated if you could answer me. Thanks!
It's almost same... The i2c address might be different. Follow the video. How i used the datasheet to write the functions for ds3231, and use the same logic for ds1307. They are almost identical....
Hi, There are quite a few related examples with STM32 in your RU-vid channel. However, I couldnt find an example about LoRa. I want to transmit data from the sensor. Therefore, I have needed to use LoRa Sx1276-78. Can you share an example related with LoRa or share a beneficial link? From now on, thank you so much!
Hi, i want to ask you why i do the same you show. And i try to down load your project and run. but those characters in my LCD are wrong like /|??\\|| instead of right time and date. Thanks !
1) For HAL_I2C_Write function and &hi2c1 - I am getting an error that it is not declared in this scope. Is there any header file that i need to add? 2) For TIME time; - it says that it is redeclared in same name. the syntax and usage is correct for typedef struct. how to resolve this error? Could you please help out?
great tutorial video, the link to the code doesn't open , at least for me in Japan.. any chance you could take a look ? love the voice synthesiser quality! in chrome debugger Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CONTENT_DECODING_FAILED
@@ControllersTech amazing thanks.. just to say it's working really well on stm32h7. I read the time value at a set interval under a second with a counter on the MC and only print the value to the LCD if the seconds are anything different from last value. maybe i should have put the chip on another I2C bus and used DMA as my I2C1 is pretty busy read from other hardware ! interesting little chip , the temp sensor was an added bonus as i wasn't aware of that feature , or the alarms ! the temp sensor is by chance placed in the perfect place in my project for system temp!! thanks again for your great simple instructions :)
I need to simulate ds3231 in proteus, but in proteus there is only stm32f103c6(32kflash), when I generated code in stm32cubeide with stm32f103c6, it said "region FLASH overflowed by 772 bytes" could you help me ?
@@ControllersTech When I ticked "use float with scanf from newlib-nano" in properties CubeIDE, it had errors, but when I did't tick it, it had no problem, anyway thanks for your reply
for each read function, shouldn't we have added 0x01 to the device address? I tried the read functions with 0xD0 and 0xD1 as device addresses and it worked for both but still, I wanted to be sure if I'm doing right by adding 0x01 for the read operations. could you please tell me whether I am wrong. besides, I appreciate your quality content ♥
Hi thanks very much for your video. I have a new suggestion about of use the internal RTC of STM in order to make a clock, could you please make a video?.
İnternal RTC has backup register, using this register we can check register and set time if not setted before. Does this module has this kind of control
Hello Controllers Tech, sorry with my English I'm Spanish. Good videos, i need your help if you can. I want to use the program PROTEUS with a stm32f103c6 and a LCD, but when i run the simulation run very slowly and the lcd do nothing, Do i need put in proteus a crystal oscillator? or what is the problem?
Hey buddy there is no point in using simulation for stm32.. F103 is very cheap, and you should buy it. There i a huge difference between simulation and running the on the actual hardware, and you don't learn properly Arm architecture is very complex and proteus won't work properly at all. HIGHLY ADVISED NOT TO USE SIMULATOR
@@ControllersTech Yes i'm agree with you, i have the stm32l152, but a need to simulate a circuit for detected the current and i want programate this in proteus previously, for catch the current in adc and see the result in LDC.
Hi, I tried the project linked in your description but I can't get it to work, the numbers read are gibberish. To test that the hardware is connected correctly I use STM32 F103R8 Nucleo in the Arduino IDE with the DS3231 RTC module and it all works as expected, so I know the H/W is set-up correctly. I tried myself following the video but it didn't work. So, importing your project into my workspace and compiling/uploading the code to my nucleo board I check the values stored in the struct when the GetTime() function is called (I don't have an LCD, I want to just display in serial terminal eventually) and the numbers are still just random gibberish when I debug, I can't see a pattern at all. For example time.DayOfTheMonth = 155 and time.seconds = 212. Do you have any ideas on what I could do to fix this? Thanks
@@ControllersTech Hi, thanks for the reply. Going in deeper to the i2c HAL library the HAL_I2C_Mem_Write() function actually returns a HAL_ERROR. So the RTC never actually receives anything. For some reason the i2c becomes stuck in BUSY and then throws an error after a timeout. Apparently this is documented in STs errata 2.13.7 but it's strange that I get this error but you don't and we're using the same chip.
Scratch that last part about the ST errata. Although it IS in there, it still works using the Arduino library so that can't be the issue. I wonder if I'm providing the incorrect data to the i2c HAL_I2C_Mem_Write(), although I've straight up copied and pasted your version.
No there's no challenge with this. Actually LCD with pcf8574 attached are available at almost at the same price. And it uses only 2 wires. For that reason it's better to use the one with I2C. But anyway, for the curious reasons, we need to cover the one without i2c also... 😀
