I worked on this over the weekend and found out exactly what you're talking about. I was trying to get the new (1.8.0) peripheral library to work in the existing Espruino codebase and it was a disaster. Seems it has changed a lot. 1.8.0 directly supports the F413.
I think I did try the F411 image but the board was unresponsive over serial through the onboard ST-Link setup. I was thinking maybe it was just the USART setup, I'll have to continue matching up all the pinouts.
I really hope to get this working so I can add a CAN Bus plugin to Espruino. The idea is to create a board with three CAN channels and this new chip is the only F4 with three CAN controllers. It looks like it just came out about a month ago so resources are pretty sparse at the moment.
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Hey Gordon!
I worked on this over the weekend and found out exactly what you're talking about. I was trying to get the new (1.8.0) peripheral library to work in the existing Espruino codebase and it was a disaster. Seems it has changed a lot. 1.8.0 directly supports the F413.
I think I did try the F411 image but the board was unresponsive over serial through the onboard ST-Link setup. I was thinking maybe it was just the USART setup, I'll have to continue matching up all the pinouts.
I really hope to get this working so I can add a CAN Bus plugin to Espruino. The idea is to create a board with three CAN channels and this new chip is the only F4 with three CAN controllers. It looks like it just came out about a month ago so resources are pretty sparse at the moment.