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STM32F103ZE ARM-CM3 Board

User Manual

V1.0

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Content

CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW.................................................................................................................. 3

CHAPTER 2 HARDWARE INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................... 4

2.0 STM32F103ZE function module.................................................................................................................4

2.1 Interface overview........................................................................................................................................5

2.2 Jumper List...................................................................................................................................................6

2.3 Power.............................................................................................................................................................7

2.4 Start selection................................................................................................................................................7

2.5 Clock source..................................................................................................................................................8

2.6 Reset ..............................................................................................................................................................8

2.7 Audio..............................................................................................................................................................8

2.8 Flash ..............................................................................................................................................................8

2.9 NAND Flash..................................................................................................................................................8

2.10 NOR Flash...................................................................................................................................................8

2.11 SRAM..........................................................................................................................................................8

2.12 Serial port....................................................................................................................................................8

2.13 SD Card Interface ......................................................................................................................................9

2.14 CAN Interface...........................................................................................................................................10

2.15 Temperature Senior..................................................................................................................................10

2.16 USB............................................................................................................................................................10

2.17 Debug Interface........................................................................................................................................10

2.18 LCD Interface...........................................................................................................................................11

CHAPTER 3 SOFTWARE DEVELOP ME N T A ND RELEVANT PROGRAM EXAMPLES ......................... 12

3.1 MDK introduction......................................................................................................................................12

3.2 Example Introduction................................................................................................................................12

3.3 Example Operation....................................................................................................................................15

APPENDIX A: THE IO DISTRIBUT ION OF STM32F103ZE EVALUATION BOARD....................... 17

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Chapter 1 Overview

The STM32F103ZE is an ARM embedded evaluation board produced by Embest, integrate the

STMicroelectronic ARM Cortex-M3 core-based processor STM32F103ZE, operating at a 72 MHz frequency,

with 512KB Flash memory and 64KB SRAM. The board features USB, CAN, SD Card interface, TFT-LCD,

RS232 serial interface, four 26-pin user extended interface, etc. Plenty of software examples, which can be used

in Keil MDK environment, are accompanied in CDROM.

Features:

◆ Processor：STM32F103ZE，Frequency：72MHz

◆ 2MB NOR FLASH

◆ 128KB SRAM

◆ 128MB NAND FLASH

◆ 8M byte SPI Flash

◆ RTC(Including back-up battery)

◆ Start jumper settings

◆ Optional two-way power：5VDC and USB

◆ an SD memory card interface

◆ TFT-LCD interface

◆ A temperature sensor

◆ An audio DAC output

◆ 20Pin JTAG debug interface

◆ Two RS232 serial port

◆ A USB Device interface

◆ A rocker handle with four functions to control the direction

◆ Four keys with functions: Reset, Wakeup, Temper and User button four Led lights

◆ Four LED lighter

◆ Four 8-LED output

◆ a CAN bus interface which lead by the DB9 interface

◆ a AD input

◆ Four user’s interface with 26Pin

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Chapter 2 Hardware Introduction

2.0 STM32F103ZE function module

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2.1 Interface overview

Peripherals Description

CN1 Power JACK

P1 UART1 / Male DB9 COM2

P2 UART1 / Male DB9 COM1

P3 CAN / Male DB9

S1 RESET KEY

S2 WAKEUP KEY

S3 TAMPER KEY

S4 USER KEY

Five-dimension

al rocker button

LCD interface

USER key

Power

instructions LED

8LED

LED

temperature

senso

NAND FLASH

RTC battery under lcd

screen

JTAG

COM1

AD Input

COM2 SPI FLASH

SD card

Power

choose

USB DC power

interface

CAN

SPEAKER

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CON1 USB Device(B)Interface

CON2 SD Card Interface

CON3 JTAG Interface

CON5 FSMC LCD Interface

J1 break-out pads 1

J2 break-out pads 2

J3 break-out pads 3

J4 break-out pads 4

U3 NAND FLASH

U4 SPI FLASH

U5 NOR FLASH

U6 SRAM

U8 JOYSTICK

2.2 Jumper List

No.

jumper description Set options Setting description

1-2 Disconnect the USB signal connection

JP1 USB related

2-3 connect the USB signal connection

1-2 CAN work in the high-speed mode

JP2 CAN related

2-3 CAN work in the Standby mode

JP3 CAN related Short access CAN load

JP4 Debug related Short access Connect the TRST line of the Rest and the

debug port

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Cut Off Not connect the TRST line of the Rest and

the debug port

1-2 Choose USB power supply

JP5

Power

supply options (Note:

only one of the group

can be short access )

3-4 Choose Power Jack DC power supply

Short access To connect the DAC output and SPEAKER

JP6 DAC related

disconnection To disconnect the DAC output and

SPEAKER

2.3 Power

STM32F103ZE Board has two power supplies; you can choose one of the following ways to supply power

through JP5:

(1) Through the motherboard power CN1 supply 5V DC.

(2) Through the motherboard USB port (CON1) supply power, the power current is less than 500mA.

The DC5V on the motherboard input (CN1) signal is negative, as follows:

The outside signal of DC5V input side (CN1) is negative, the inside is the opposite, please see the following

figure:

2.4 Start selection

STM32F103ZE Board can get started thought following three ways:

■ Start from the user's flash memory

■ Start from the system memory

■ Start from the embedded SRAM

Setting the sub-panel DIP switches (SW1 and SW2) to select the start-up mode

SW1 SW2 Start-up mode

x 0 Start from the user's flash memory

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0 1 Start from the system memory

1 1 Start from the embedded SRAM

2.5 Clock source

STM32F103ZE evaluation board has two clock sources:

■ 32KHz as the RTC clock source

■ 8MHz as the MCU clock source

2.6 Reset

STM32F103ZE evaluation board has two ways to reset:

■ Use the reset button (s1) on Evaluation Board

■ If short connected JP4, then use the JTAG debug port to reset

2.7 Audio

STM32F103ZE Board can play audio files through external Speaker. The JP6 is used to control the connection

between DAC output and the Speaker.

2.8 Flash

STM32F103ZE evaluation board expanded 8MB of SPI flash. Through the SPI1 port, the chip election of this

FLASH is controlled by PB2 port.

2.9 NAND Flash

STM32F103ZE evaluation board expanded 128MB of NAND Flash（For further details, see schematic）.

2.10 NOR Flash

STM32F103ZE evaluation board expanded 2MB of NOR Flash（For further details, see schematic）.

2.11 SRAM

STM32F103ZE evaluation board expanded 128KB of SRAM（For further details, see schematic）.

2.12 Serial port

STM32F103ZE evaluation board has two UART: UART1 (COM1) and UART2 (COM2). Two serial ports are

connected to the public DB9 connector. UART2 is support to the RTS / CTS handshake signals.

UART2 RS232 : the signal definition of Male DB9 connector：

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Pin No. Functional

Description Pin No. Functional

Description

1 NC 6 Connect to pin 4

2 UART2_RXD 7 UART2_RTS

3 UART2_TXD 8 UART2_CTS

4 Connect to pin 6 9 ＮＣ

5 GND

UART1 RS232 : the signal definition of public DB9 connector：

Pin No. Functional

Description

Pin No. Functional

Description

1 NC 6 Connect to pin 4

2 UART1_RXD 7 Connect to pin 8

3 UART1_TXD 8 Connect to pin 7

4 Connect to pin 6 9 ＮＣ

5 GND

2.13 SD Card Interface

STM32F103ZE evaluation board integrates SD card interface, supports for read/write function of SD cards.

Their connection signals are as follows.

Pin No. SD card interface

signal

Functional Description The counterpart of

STM32 pin

1 CD/DAT3 SD_DAT3 PC11

2 CMD SD_CMD PD2

3 VSS1 GND

4 VDD +3V3

5 CLK SD_CLK PC12

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6 VSS2 GND

7 DAT0 SD_DAT0 PC8

8 DAT1 SD_DAT1 PC9

9 DAT2 SD_DAT2 PC10

10 WP NC

11 NCD SD_NCD PF11

12 PAD1 GND

13 PAD2 GND

2.14 CAN Interface

The STM32F103ZE board uses SN65HVD230 (U10) as CAN driver. CAN interface uses a DB9 connector, in

which pin 2 provides CANL signal and pin 7 provides CANH signal. These pins connect to the driver chip of

SN65HVD230 CAN.

The definition of CAN DB9 connector：

Pin No. Functional

Description

Pin No. Functional

Description

１,4,8,9 NC 7 CANH

2 CANL 3,5,6 GND

2.15 Temperatur e Senior

The STLM75M2E temperature sensors of I2C interface is connected to the I2C1 interface (at STM32F103ZE

development board). Two separately N-channel enhanced MOS-FET is used for the levels conversion, making

the different voltage devices can access to the same I2C bus.

2.16 USB

STM32F103ZE supports for USB2.0，through the USB B-type interface it can do the USB full-speed

communication. Meanwhile, through this USB interface, we can provide 5V DC (500mA current limited) for the

board.

2.17 Debug Interface

STM32F103ZE evaluation board has two debug interfaces:

■ CON3: the standard 20-pin JTAG debug interface;

■ 7 pin（SWDIO），9 pin（SWCLK）are used for SWD debug interface in CON3，and support the new ARM

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Cortex-M3 serial debug.

The definition of JTAG debug interface as follows:

Pin No. Functional

Description

Pin No. Functional

Description

1 3.3V 2 3.3V

3 TRST 4 GND

5 TDI 6 GND

7 TMS 8 GND

9 TCK 10 GND

11 RTCK 12 GND

13 TDO 14 GND

15 RESET 16 GND

17 DBGRQ 18 GND

19 DBGACK 20 GND

2.18 LCD Interface

Color TFT LCD

Pin No. Functional Description Ｉ/O port

1 CS PG12

2 RS PF0

3 WR/SCL PD5

4 RD PD4

5 RESET RESET

22 BL_GND GND

23 BL_Control +3V3

24 VDD +3V3

25 VC1 +3V3

26 GND GND

27 GND GND

28 BL_VDD +3V3

29 SDO NC

30 SDI NC

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Chapter 3 Software development and relevant program

examples

3.1 MDK introduction

RealView MDK Development Suite is the latest software development tool of ARM Limited Corporation for all

kinds of Embedded Processors. It integrates the most advanced technology in this industry, including μVision3

IDE and RealView Compiler, RealView MDK supports ARM7, ARM9 and the latest Cortex-M3 Core Processor.

It has a configuration wizard for startup code and integrates flash program module, powerful device simulation,

performance analyzer and so on.

You can obtain MDK software from the CD released with STM32F103ZE Board, or you can download the latest

version from Keil website www.keil.com. Double click the installation file setup.exe, finish Keil uVision3

installation under the guidance of the installation wizard. The installation interface as follows:

3.2 Example Introduction

STM32F103ZE Evaluation Board has provided abundant examples; they can be compiled and run in Keil

uVision3 directly.

Experiment Name Function Description

8LED Control the 8 Nixie tubes through GPIO.

ADC When the conversion value of ADC CHANNEL14 beyond the

simulative watchdog’s upper limit or lower limit, it will enter

into AWD interrupt and control LED1 in interrupt processing

function.

AUDIO The program writes the audio file (wave format) into SPI

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Flash, reads the audio file from SPI Flash and output it through

SPEAKER.

BKP Read or write the backup register, check if it is correct or not,

and trigger the relevant LED at the same time.

CAN In experiment, CAN communication works in loopback mode,

transmit or receive a group data at the speed of 100Kb/s, and

when the speed reaches to 500Kb/s, it will transmit or receive

data using interrupt mode. This implements the CAN

interface’s self-check function.

CortexM3 The program demonstrates how to use CortexM3’s bit

management to execute read, write and the variable control of

reading SRAM.

CRC Generate CRC error-detecting code through CRC module.

DAC Implement DA conversion through DAC module

DEBUG The program simulates the condition when the fault parameter

is transmitted, the fault source will be printed in USART1 and

LCD, and it implements the debug simulation function.

DMA The program demonstrates how to transmit a group data with

DMA channel (from FLASH memory to RAM memory) and

the transmission state.

EXTI This program shows how to configure an interrupt line to get

an interrupt and trigger the interrupt processing program.

FLASH Implement the Erase, Read and Write operation on Flash’s

definite address, and checkout the written data, lastly read it to

FLASH and print it through USART1 and LCD.

GPIO This program has set a variety of ways to control GPIO, it also

simulates the transport control line which is used to control

JTAG by kernel, it will disconnect the JTAG when trigger an

external interrupt.

IWDG Using SYSTICK interrupt to reload IWDG counter (every time

350MS).

LCD Control LCD to show chars and colorful picture through

FSMC interface.

NandFlash Implement the read and write operation to NandFlash through

FSMC, and the result of operation is shown by LED, USART1

and LCD.

NorFlash Implement the read and write operation of external NorFlash

through FSMC, and the result of operation is shown by LED,

USART1 and LCD.

NVIC Nested Vector Interrupt Control, it links with three clocks, and

trigger the LED using interrupt.

PWR Control system into STOP mode, and system woke up by

EXTI interrupt.

RCC This program demonstrates how to configure the clocks of all

kinds of interface using chip clock’s manage function, and it

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implements the switch automatically between internal clock

and external clock.

RTC Use for clock manage, when startup, if it has not set clock’s

time, it will have a tip to set time, then it can show time, and

the clock’s time can hold when power down because of on

board battery.

SDIO Implement read and write operation of SD card through SDIO.

SPI SPI mode can control the read and write operation on M25P64

FLASH.

SRAM Implement the read and write operation of external SRAM

through FSMC, and the result of operation is shown by LED、

USART1 and LCD.

SYSTICK It shows how to configure SYSTICK to get 1ms output.

TIM1 Through configuration, it can output clock waveform with

different duty cycle.

TIM Configure the clock function, output different frequency value,

trigger four LEDs respectively.

Tsensor Get temperature data through hyper sensitivity digital

temperature sensor, the result shows by USART1 and LCD, it

gathers the real-time temperature data.

USART Communicate with PC through crossover serial port line

(115200b/s).

USB（JoyStickMouse） Communicate with PC through USB protocol; it can control

the position of the mouse in screen by direction keys in rocker

key-press.

USB（Mass_Storage） Implement the conversion between USB data and SD card

storage interface through USB interface, after plug SD card

and the board is power on, the PC system can identify the

storage device automatically, then we can read and write the

files.

USB（Virtual Com） This program demonstrates the virtual COM port through USB

port, users can output data through normal COM 1 (or 0), and

this data can be shown by virtual COM port (but it need to

configure the drive program of virtual COM port before

experiment).

USB

（Device_Firmware_Upgrade）

Download this program to FLASH (after update the drive

program), it will add a USB hardware device in PC, then we

can control this device through the software in PC.

WWDG This program demonstrates how to set and update the count

value of watchdog counter, when this value is 0 it will trigger

the corresponding interrupt.

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3.3 Example Operation

Operating sequence of one program（take the case of EXTI_Test）

1． Open EXTI_Test folder（There are 6 files：Project - store project files，Inc- store head files，Src- store source

files，Listing- store link files，Run_In_Flash- store compile files，Read_Me- store document description），

Enter into Project folder, double-click EXTI.Uv2 project file， then will open this project file。

2． This project file includes StartUp（storage area of startup codes）,Application File（storage area of main

source program codes）,Common File（source program’s files library）,ReadMe（the program’s document

description）folders。

3． Link the power line and emulator line (between ULINK2 and JTAG）

4． Click Flash/Download to download the program：as follows:

Or click this shortcut icon：

Click to download program

5． After download, execute Debug/Start/Stop Debug Session(Ctrl+F5) to have a debug，as follows：

Or shortcut icon： to enter into debug。

After click, the main displaying area will show assembly code, if you want to see source codes, you can

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right click mouse before Step, choose “Show Source Code for current Address”. As follows：

There will show source codes。

6． We can make use of the shortcut debug icon in window execute the Debug process, the icon as follows：

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Appendix A: The IO Distribution of STM32F103ZE

Evaluation Board

Level

TQFP100

Pins Type

Input Output

The IO assign of

STM32F103ZE Evaluation

Board

1 PE2 I/O A23

2 PE3 I/O A19

3 PE4 I/O A20

4 PE5 I/O A21

5 PE6 I/O A22

6 VBAT Input VBAT

7 PC13 I/O Tamper Button

8 PC14 I/O X1(OSC32_IN)

9 PC15 I/O X1(OSC32_OUT)

10 PF0 I/O A0

11 PF1 I/O A1

12 PF2 I/O A2

13 PF3 I/O A3

14 PF4 I/O A4

15 PF5 I/O A5

16 VSS5 GND

17 VDD5 +3V3

18 PF6 I/O LED1

19 PF7 I/O LED2

20 PF8 I/O LED3

21 PF9 I/O LED4

22 PF10 I/O PF10

23 OSC_IN OSC_IN

24 OSC_OUT OSC_OUT

25 NRST Input RESET Button

26 PC0 I/O PC0

27 PC1 I/O PC1

28 PC2 I/O PC2

29 PC3 I/O PC3

30 VSSA GND

31 VREF- GND

32 VREF+ +3V3

33 VDDA +3V3

34 PA0/WKUP I/O WAKEUP

35 PA1 I/O PA1

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36 PA2 I/O TXD2

37 PA3 I/O RXD2

38 VSS4 GND

39 VDD4 +3V3

40 PA4 I/O DAC_OUT1

41 PA5 I/O SPI1_CLK

42 PA6 I/O SPI1_MISO

43 PA7 I/O SPI1_MOSI

44 PC4 I/O PC4

45 PC5 I/O PC5

46 PB0 I/O PB0

47 PB1 I/O PB1

48 PB2 I/O SPI1_CS

49 PF11 I/O SD_NCD

50 PF12 I/O A6

51 VSS6 GND

52 VDD6 +3V3

53 PF13 I/O A7

54 PF14 I/O A8

55 PF15 I/O A9

56 PG0 I/O A10

57 PG1 I/O A11

58 PE7 I/O D4

59 PE8 I/O D5

60 PE9 I/O D6

61 VSS7 GND

62 VDD7 +3V3

63 PE10 I/O D7

64 PE11 I/O D8

65 PE12 I/O D9

66 PE13 I/O D10

67 PE14 I/O D11

68 PE15 I/O D12

69 PB10 I/O PB10

70 PB11 I/O PB11

71 VSS1 GND

72 VDD1 +3V3

73 PB12 I/O PB12

74 PB13 I/O PB13

75 PB14 I/O USB_DIS

76 PB15 I/O PB15

77 PD8 I/O D13

78 PD9 I/O D14

79 PD10 I/O D15

80 PD11 I/O A16

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81 PD12 I/O A17

82 PD13 I/O A18

83 VSS8 GND

84 VDD8 +3V3

85 PD14 I/O D0

86 PD15 I/O D1

87 PG2 I/O A12

88 PG3 I/O A13

89 PG4 I/O A14

90 PG5 I/O A15

91 PG6 I/O FSMC_INT2

92 PG7 I/O JOY_SEL

93 PG8 I/O USER

94 VSS9 GND

95 VDD9 +3V3

96 PC6 I/O PC6

97 PC7 I/O PC7

98 PC8 I/O SD_DATA0

99 PC9 I/O SD_DATA1

100 PA8 I/O BL_CN

101 PA9 I/O TXD1

102 PA10 I/O RXD1

103 PA11 I/O USB_DM

104 PA12 I/O USB_DP

105 PA13 I/O TMS

106 NC

107 VSS2 GND

108 VDD2 +3V3

109 PA14 I/O TCK

110 PA15 I/O TDI

111 PC10 I/O SD_DATA2

112 PC11 I/O SD_DATA3

113 PC12 I/O SD_CLK

114 PD0 I/O D2

115 PD1 I/O D3

116 PD2 I/O SD_CMD

117 PD3 I/O JOY_DOWN

118 PD4 I/O FSMC_NOE

119 PD5 I/O FSMC_NWE

120 VSS10 GND

121 VDD10 +3V3

122 PD6 I/O FSMC_NWAIT

123 PD7 I/O FSMC_NCE2

124 PG9 I/O FSMC_NE2

125 PG10 I/O FSMC_NE3

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126 PG11 I/O PG11

127 PG12 I/O FSMC_NE4

128 PG13 I/O JOY_RIGHT

129 PG14 I/O JOY_LEFT

130 VSS11 GND

131 VDD11 +3V3

132 PG15 I/O JOY_UP

133 PB3 I/O TDO

134 PB4 I/O TRST

135 PB5 I/O TEMP_INT

136 PB6 I/O TEMP_SCL

137 PB7 I/O TEMP_SDA

138 BOOT0 SW1

139 PB8 I/O CAN_RX

140 PB9 I/O CAN_TX

141 PE0 I/O FSMC_NBL0

142 PE1 I/O FSMC_NBL1

143 VSS3 GND

144 VDD3 +3V3