I'm not sure about 'oscillators' - what I used was a resonator, which included the load caps (but nothing else). Having said that, it shouldn't be that tricky to get what you have going as-is.
You might be able to poke some settings to enable the STM32's clock output on Espruino (but it's only 8Mhz) - you'd have to look at the Datasheet.
But this isn't connected to an STM32 at all though... it's a TI part?
You know you probably need firmware on it that specifically enables the oscillator? The one on the STM32 doesn't do anything until the Espruino firmware turns it on.
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I'm not sure about 'oscillators' - what I used was a resonator, which included the load caps (but nothing else). Having said that, it shouldn't be that tricky to get what you have going as-is.
You might be able to
poke
some settings to enable the STM32's clock output on Espruino (but it's only 8Mhz) - you'd have to look at the Datasheet.But this isn't connected to an STM32 at all though... it's a TI part?
You know you probably need firmware on it that specifically enables the oscillator? The one on the STM32 doesn't do anything until the Espruino firmware turns it on.