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    GS MCU03 GPIO LED Lamp

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    This document provides instructions for using an STM32 microcontroller board to control LED lamps using Simulink. The steps include: 1. Downloading the design model and connecting the microcontroller board to the PC. 2. Creating a Simulink model with blocks to generate counter signals and turn on the LED lamps sequentially using four output pins connected to the LEDs. 3. Building and downloading the model to the microcontroller board, which will cause the LED lamps to light up one by one when a button on the board is pressed.

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    GS MCU03 GPIO LED Lamp

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    Xiaofang Jiang
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    This document provides instructions for using an STM32 microcontroller board to control LED lamps using Simulink. The steps include: 1. Downloading the design model and connecting the microcontroller board to the PC. 2. Creating a Simulink model with blocks to generate counter signals and turn on the LED lamps sequentially using four output pins connected to the LEDs. 3. Building and downloading the model to the microcontroller board, which will cause the LED lamps to light up one by one when a button on the board is pressed.

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    This document provides instructions for using an STM32 microcontroller board to control LED lamps using Simulink. The steps include: 1. Downloading the design model and connecting the microcontroller board to the PC. 2. Creating a Simulink model with blocks to generate counter signals and turn on the LED lamps sequentially using four output pins connected to the LEDs. 3. Building and downloading the model to the microcontroller board, which will cause the LED lamps to light up one by one when a button on the board is pressed.

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    GS MCU03 GPIO LED Lamp

    Uploaded by

    Xiaofang Jiang
    This document provides instructions for using an STM32 microcontroller board to control LED lamps using Simulink. The steps include: 1. Downloading the design model and connecting the microcontroller board to the PC. 2. Creating a Simulink model with blocks to generate counter signals and turn on the LED lamps sequentially using four output pins connected to the LEDs. 3. Building and downloading the model to the microcontroller board, which will cause the LED lamps to light up one by one when a button on the board is pressed.

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    Example GPIO

    LED Lamp

    1
    1 Downloading Design Model ST
    USB MCU
    Link
    BOARD
    PC
    2 Data Communication STM32F4
    MATLAB
    Discovery
    & Simulink
    USB to UART TX TX
    USB UART
    (TTL) RX RX
    ADC PIN
    Water-Level
    Sensor DC Voltage
    Provided
    SigGen by Board
    Signal Capture
    Data Acquisition

    2
    Case 1: Counter-Controlled Turn ON

    Counter Block

    2. Double Click

    1. Click & Drag it to


    Simulink Window

    3. Set “3”

    4. Set “1”

    5. Click

    3
    4. Set “==”
    1. Click 5. Set “0”

    6. Click

    7. Repeat !!!
    3. Double Click
    2. Click & Drag (4 times) (All blocks) Set “1”

    Set “2”

    Set “3”

    4
    Port(A,B,C,D,E,H)
    • Only ports and pins that are
    available on the selected target
    MCU are shown/enabled.

    8. Click
    Pin Type(Push-Pull, Open-
    Drain)

    9. Click & Drag

    Pin(1,2,3,…)
    11. Check & Select • Only ports and pins that are
    available on the selected target
    10. Double click
    MCU are shown/enabled.

    12. Click

    5
    15. Connect the MCU Board to PC & Build Model

    Power

    13. Make
    Connections

    On, but no blink

    16. Click for


    Build Model

    14. Now save and check the file !!!

    6
    On Compile & Downloading

    If no errors in this process, MCU board is working as follows:

    4 LEDs are ON
    one by one !!!

    7
    Case 2: Button to Turn ON

    4. Click

    5. Set “0.001”

    1.Click 6. Click

    2. Click & Drag

    3. Double
    Click 7. Double 8. Check
    Click

    9. Click

    8
    3. Click to build

    1. Make Connection

    4. Click
    2. Connection of USB Cable to PC

    Power
    Press Blue Button,
    LEDs are ON !!!

    On, but no blink

    Up to now, no LED ON !!!

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