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rivier
rivier
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October 20, 2020
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Hi, We buy few STM32WLE5JCI6 on Farnell ,and we will make prototype. for replace Murata one. but Cube MX can't use for make software. and impossible to found the HAL drivers on ST web Site. how i can start to test the chip ? Best regards Thierry

  • October 20, 2020
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Best answer by Remi QUINTIN

​Unfortunately, these STM32WL boards should only be for sales to demonstrate features thanks to the pre-loaded application.

You won’t be able to develop anything else for now as the STM32WL FW is not officially released yet. But it should be available by a month.

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Remi QUINTIN
Remi QUINTINAnswer
Technical Moderator
October 20, 2020

​Unfortunately, these STM32WL boards should only be for sales to demonstrate features thanks to the pre-loaded application.

You won’t be able to develop anything else for now as the STM32WL FW is not officially released yet. But it should be available by a month.

Tesla DeLorean
Tesla DeLorean
Guru
October 20, 2020

Presumably beyond the "Flat Earth" approach of CubeMX there is sufficient documentation and code to be able to build something since the announcement in January. Seem to recall at least one person I've encountered already ported their Murata design to the STM32WL.

Suggest the OP pokes the local sales/support office harder.. Should at least be a LRWAN stack, and L4 + SX1262 proxy..

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rivier
rivierAuthor
Associate II
October 20, 2020

i don't know how he ported their murata design to STM32WL without a minimal description of the chip .

i try to use a L4 processor without success , the base adresse for peripherials are not same. need to mutch job to change all HAL definition.

ulissestpBR
ulissestpBR
Associate II
October 22, 2020

Hi rivier, there's a documented I had found with some useful info here.

Maybe it can help. I'm also trying to test a STM32WLE5JCI6.

Hope this helps.

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