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MCU DIYCore (407VGT), 1MB flash, bootloader
Product ID: M-407-03
STM32F407VGT core with MIDIbox bootloader, 1MB flash memory. Compatible with MBSEQ v4+, midiphy MatriX and midiphy LoopA v2. Includes two 2x25 pin headers and 8MHz crystal.
Weight: 20 grams
Directly upload firmware using MIOS Studio via a USB-C cable; no ST-Link required, installation: see tutorial below!
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DIYCore Assembly Photo Tutorial
Step 1
Insert the 2x25 pin headers as shown - and place the core upright - make sure the pin headers are truly vertical (see picture), then solder them from the top.
Insert the 2x25 pin headers as shown - and place the core upright - make sure the pin headers are truly vertical (see picture), then solder them from the top.
Step 2
This is how it should look. Check for proper solder connections and no unwanted solder bridges.
This is how it should look. Check for proper solder connections and no unwanted solder bridges.
Step 3
Insert the 8MHz crystal from the top side (polarity does not matter) and turn over the DIYCore. You should see the two pins protruding from below like in the photo. Cut them with your wire cutter (careful to protect your eyes, possibly low-flying pieces of metal!) and solder them.
Insert the 8MHz crystal from the top side (polarity does not matter) and turn over the DIYCore. You should see the two pins protruding from below like in the photo. Cut them with your wire cutter (careful to protect your eyes, possibly low-flying pieces of metal!) and solder them.
Step 4
This is how it should look. Congratulations, your DIYCore is completed!
This is how it should look. Congratulations, your DIYCore is completed!
Step 5
When installing in SEQ v4+, MatriX or LoopA v2 core boards: make sure to align the white dot on the DIYCore PCB with the white dot on the carrier PCB. Make also sure the Power Source switch is set to "5V" (then the DIYCore obtains power from the carrier PCB, not from the USB port). Enjoy! :)
When installing in SEQ v4+, MatriX or LoopA v2 core boards: make sure to align the white dot on the DIYCore PCB with the white dot on the carrier PCB. Make also sure the Power Source switch is set to "5V" (then the DIYCore obtains power from the carrier PCB, not from the USB port). Enjoy! :)
