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+ | As described in the generic article, the reference flash algorithm is based on the SEGGER ''Open Flashloader'' and therefore needs to be added manually using a JLinkDevices.xml file. An example JLinkDevices.xml file as well as pinout used on the STM32L476 Eval board, is given below. This example assumes a Micron N25Q256A (32MB flash) connected to the Quad-SPI interface of the STM32L476ZG. For further information regarding the ''Open Flashloader'' and how to use the JLinkDevices.xml file, please refer to the J-Link User Manual (UM08001), chapter ''10 Open Flash Loader''. |
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Latest revision as of 12:54, 19 January 2017
Contents
QSPI Flash Programming Support
Before continuing with this article, please read the generic article about QSPI flash programming support on STM32L4 devices (STM32L446xx (Q)SPI support).
Example implementation
As described in the generic article, the reference flash algorithm is based on the SEGGER Open Flashloader and therefore needs to be added manually using a JLinkDevices.xml file. An example JLinkDevices.xml file as well as pinout used on the STM32L476 Eval board, is given below. This example assumes a Micron N25Q256A (32MB flash) connected to the Quad-SPI interface of the STM32L476ZG. For further information regarding the Open Flashloader and how to use the JLinkDevices.xml file, please refer to the J-Link User Manual (UM08001), chapter 10 Open Flash Loader.
Board specifics
The QSPI Flash interface is shared with other peripherals on the ST STM32L476 Eval. Therefore, the mounted LCD glass display needs to be removed (MB979) and the solder bridges needs to be "configured" as follows:
- SB9 closed
- SB8 closed
- SB12 closed
- SB13 open
- SB14 closed
- SB15 open
- SB18 closed
- SB19 open
- SB20 open
- SB21 closed
Quad-SPI Interface Pins
The ST STM32L476 Eval uses the following port pins to interface the (Q)SPI flash.
| Alternate function | Port / Pin |
|---|---|
| QSPI_CLK | PB10 |
| QSPI_CS | PB11 |
| QSPI_D0 | PB1 |
| QSPI_D1 | PB10 |
| QSPI_D2 | PB7 |
| QSPI_D3 | BA6 |
JLinkDevices.xml
<Database>
<Device>
<ChipInfo Vendor="ST"
Name="STM32L476ZG"
Core="JLINK_CORE_CORTEX_M4" />
<FlashBankInfo Name="QSPI Flash"
BaseAddr="0x90000000"
MaxSize="0x02000000"
Loader="ST_STM32L476_Eval_QSPI.elf"
LoaderType="FLASH_ALGO_TYPE_OPEN" />
</Device>
</Database>
Flash algorithm (*.elf)
This file contains the program routines used by the J-Link DLL during flash programming.
IAR example project
The example project contains a simple counter loop which is linked into the (Q)SPI flash memory region @ address 0x90000000. The project includes the JLinkDevices.xml file as well as the ST_STM32F446_Reference.elf. It runs out-of-the-box. Please note, that IAR EWARM must at least use the J-Link DLL version V6.01a, which supports the Open Flash Loader.
