Libraries and tutorials for STM32F4 series MCUs by Tilen Majerle
USB HID (or Human Input Device) is a library, that allows you to read mouse or keyboard data with your STM32F4xx device. So you can use keyboard to write characters to STM32F4xx or use mouse for LCD or any other stuff. Library Features Interface with USB mouse 3 buttons and movement supported Interface with USB keyboard QWERTY or AZERTY supported
This library provides Virtual COM port on USB OTG. This means, that you don’t need external USB->UART converter (like FTDI) to communicate with computer. STM32F4xx will be seen to computer like COM port. Library can be used on all STM32F4xx devices. It has also features to support STM32F4- and STM32F429 Discovery boards. To use USB with HAL, check my HAL USB library. Library Features Enables USB VCP Works in USB FS mode Default for STM32F4-Discovery board Works in USB HS...
Because there is a lot of libraries I have done, I will make a table with all of my libraries at one place. When new library will be created, it will be posted here. These libraries work on both Discovery boards, if not, it will be specified. Actually, libraries should work on STM32F4xx series of microcontrollers if they have peripherals that are need for library. All STM32F4xx MCUs don’t have everything inside. 🙂 Libraries are tested on my 4 STM32F4...
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