Hi,

The codes that I sent are to be used as a reference.

You can use the UART example from the compiler as well, just move the jumpers on the board so that you are using the RS232 connector.

Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

Can you send me your entire project so I can take a look at what went wrong?

Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

You can still use the FLASH_Write function like the FLASH_Write_64.

You should be able to use the memory of the MCU with the available FLASH library. Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

The easiest way to fix the issue is by reinstalling the compiler since I am unsure what you have changed about it.

The USB Library is not supported by STM32H743ZIT6, you can try looking through some custom made libraries on Libstock.
https://libstock.mikroe.com/

Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

You can use the Events tab in VisualTFT.

Select a button, and then go to Events. Now add a function that you write that turn on a LED or a PORT next to the action that you want.

Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

You can find the examples for RS232 on the webpage of our RS232 Click boards.
https://www.mikroe.com/click/interface/rs232

The receiver examples should work for your project.

Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

The LOG library uses UART interrupts.

So you can use it in your project.

Most of our click board examples use the LOG library, so you can check them out for more information on how to use this library.

Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

Can you explain in more detail what exactly the issue is?

I have attached an example for NFC Tag click: Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

Some other applications might be sharing the Port with Necto Studio, and that is why you are getting this issue.

You can resolve this by changing the port, go to File, Necto Preferences, Miscellaneous settings and change the Mongoose port. Regards,

Ivan.

Hi,

At the moment Necto does not support changing the orientation of the screen.

It is planned to be added in a future update.

At the moment you can change the orientation of the Slide bar and the progress bar.
Regards,

Ivan.

Hi, Version 1.7.0 will not work with Mikro PRO compilers, CODEGRIP stopped being supported by Mikro PRO compilers some even before 1.7.0. using CODEGRIP on its own or with Necto Studio should work fine. Of course, if anyone experiences any issues they are encouraged to post a ticket or ask for help ...

Hi, Make sure to erase to use FLASH Erase before writing anything to it. You can find the example on how to use FLASH Write below: unsigned short toWrite[64]; ... // initialize array: for (i = 0; i < 64; i++) toWrite[i] = i; // write contents of the array to the address 0x0D00: FLASH_Write_64(0x0D00...

Hi, MikroC AI is a compiler, MikroSDK is the SDK the compiler uses. So when you choose MikroC AI you get to choose between the legacy SDK (from older compiler like MikroC PRO for ARM etc...) and the new SDK MikroSDK 2.11. Necto also supports other compilers like Microchip XC32, XC16, XC8, Clang, and...

Hi, There is no example for Oximeter 5 click for Mikro PRO compilers. I understand wanting to stick with Mikro PRO compilers, but might i suggest you give Necto a try? Necto Studio supports PIC32, PIC, AVR, dsPIC, and ARM, it also contains a designer tab option, so you can easily use the TFT display...

Glad you managed to solve the issue.

If you have further questions you can always contact us.

Regards,

Ivan.