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=== USB connection === | === USB connection === | ||
It is possible to connect the Nucleo board via USB-Serial connection; just refer to the following steps: | |||
* Connect USB cable into CN1 connector. | |||
* Open LogicLab. | |||
* Create new Nucleo_F767ZI project. | |||
* Select from LogicLab main menu bar ''On-line'' -> ''Set up communication''. | |||
* Select ''Modbus'' protocol, click on ''Activate'' button and then on ''Properties'' button; the following dialog will be opened: | |||
[File:Nucleo-USBConnection1.jpg] | |||
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=== Ethernet connection === | === Ethernet connection === | ||
Revision as of 15:05, 30 November 2020
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This guide is intended for STM32 Nucleo F767ZI demo board, with Axel runtime.
Quickstart
USB connection
It is possible to connect the Nucleo board via USB-Serial connection; just refer to the following steps:
- Connect USB cable into CN1 connector.
- Open LogicLab.
- Create new Nucleo_F767ZI project.
- Select from LogicLab main menu bar On-line -> Set up communication.
- Select Modbus protocol, click on Activate button and then on Properties button; the following dialog will be opened:
[File:Nucleo-USBConnection1.jpg]