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    • J Offline
      Julian Gómez
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      Good day for everyday.
      I'm new as a software developer and I want to know ¿How can I connect a Wipy with a STM32 F4 board to send and receive data?

      I atached this link where this theme is threated.

      Re: two uart.readline() statements give interchanged data in threaded function

      I need this information in low time to make a project, can you help me please?

      I thank all comments and help that you give me.

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        Gijs
        last edited by Gijs

        As the other topic mentions, you can use UART to connect between the STM32 and Wipy controllers. I don't think we have any ready made examples, but the code should not be very complicated. Something like below should do

        #init UART
        
        while True:
          if uart.any():
            input = uart.read()
            uart.write(output)
        
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