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    Marcell Gerzsenyi
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    Hello,
    Is there any plans for porting this library to STM32L0 devices?
    As I see, the lib uses the STM32DUINO lib as HAL which only supports the STM32F1 chip, but there is the Arduino_Core_STM32 which supports many more devices ( and supported by ST itself as I know). Maybe the developers consider to change the hal to Arduino_Core_STM32 for wider HW support.

    Thanks, Marcell

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      Hello,
      Is there any plans for porting this library to STM32L0 devices?
      As I see, the lib uses the STM32DUINO lib as HAL which only supports the STM32F1 chip, but there is the Arduino_Core_STM32 which supports many more devices ( and supported by ST itself as I know). Maybe the developers consider to change the hal to Arduino_Core_STM32 for wider HW support.

      Thanks, Marcell

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      @Marcell-Gerzsenyi I've added initial support for the Arduino STM32 core, but things move slowly with limited bandwith. Please feel free to test and report back:

      https://github.com/tekka007/MySensors/tree/STM32duinoUpdate

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        @Marcell-Gerzsenyi I've added initial support for the Arduino STM32 core, but things move slowly with limited bandwith. Please feel free to test and report back:

        https://github.com/tekka007/MySensors/tree/STM32duinoUpdate

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        Marcell Gerzsenyi
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        @tekka Thank you very much! I was able to build a simple sensor I will test it soon and report back.

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          @Marcell-Gerzsenyi I've added initial support for the Arduino STM32 core, but things move slowly with limited bandwith. Please feel free to test and report back:

          https://github.com/tekka007/MySensors/tree/STM32duinoUpdate

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          Marcell Gerzsenyi
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          @tekka Thank you again :) It works! I made a custom board with STM32L073RZ and tested it with MySensor over my RS485 network. As a first step I made only a simple sensor with one digital input now I start to write a sophistacated raditaor valve controller with MySenesors library :)

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            @tekka Thank you again :) It works! I made a custom board with STM32L073RZ and tested it with MySensor over my RS485 network. As a first step I made only a simple sensor with one digital input now I start to write a sophistacated raditaor valve controller with MySenesors library :)

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            @Marcell-Gerzsenyi Perfect, thanks for reporting back!

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              @tekka
              Is there something I could help to spped up merging STM32duinoUpdate branch into master ?
              At the moment I have couple of blue pill boards (STM32F103C8) and want to test RS485 network with MySensors.

              And that I have one question, Is it possible to use two hardware serial ports - one for rs485 and another for debug prints ? What I tried is:

              • using AltSoftSerial for rs485 but STM32 platform is not supported there
              • using #define MY_RS485_HWSERIAL Serial1 and #define MY_DEBUGDEVICE Serial2 but Serial2 does not exist
              • using SoftwareSerial but it seems that the code hangs somwhere and does not even get into setup() function (SoftwareSerial uses some timers so maybe they interferre with MySensors)
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