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ICP header:
pin connected to 1 [VCC] 5.0V 2 PD1/SWIM 3 NRST 4 GND
Sensor header:
pin connected to 1 GND 2 PD6/Ain6 - 20k - VCC
The STM8S003F3P6 on W1701 board is connected in the following way:
Pin STM Connected to 1 PD4 relay 2 PD5 n.c. 3 PD6 Rx,AIN6 ((5.0V-20k)-AIN6-(NTC10k||C)-GND) 4 NRS J1.3 5 PA1 LED (low active) 6 PA2 n.c. 7 VSS GND 8 Vcap C 9 VDD +5.0V 10 PA3 n.c. 11 PB5 n.c. 12 PB4 n.c. 13 PC3 n.c. 14 PC4 DIP6 15 PC5 DIP5 16 PC6 DIP4 17 PC7 DIP3 18 PD /SWIM J1.2 19 PD2 DIP2 20 PD3 DIP1
Based on the above list the following can be said about the W1701:
Other observations:
Never use the relay for switching high voltage!
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The board won't be supported, but the SWIMCOM binary can be used for implementing input and output words.
Here is a starting point:
file nvm variable out : out! ( n -- ) \ board outputs: 1 relay, 2 LED dup dup out ! $01 and PD_ODR 4 b! $02 and not PA_ODR 1 b! ; : dip ( -- n ) \ read DIP switches 1..6 (not in order) PC_IDR C@ $F0 and PD_IDR C@ $0C and or 4 / ; : start ( -- ) \ GPIO settings $2 dup PA_DDR c! PA_CR1 c! $10 dup PD_DDR c! PD_CR1 c! 0 out! hi ; ' start 'boot ! ram hand
Here is SWIMCOM binary with the above code compiled-in: W1701_v2.2.10.zip
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Connectors
ICP header:
Sensor header:
STM8S003F3 Signals
The STM8S003F3P6 on W1701 board is connected in the following way:
Hardware Description
Based on the above list the following can be said about the W1701:
Other observations:
Never use the relay for switching high voltage!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: