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5971 Build Instructions

Programming Procedure

You will need an ST-Programmer and the appropriate connector for the board see pic

Connect the ST-Programmer to SK6 on the PCB see pic below. Connect to NMEA Network

Open STM32CubeProgrammer on your PC, you should see this: see pic below.

Click “Connect” in the top right corner with the following settings

Click the ‘Erasing and Programming’ View.

In the file path, click “Browse” and select the following file: S:\Code\Production\5971 Nav Light Module\5971-v1.0.5.bin

Make sure that the following boxes are ticked in the erasing and programming window, see pic below

Click “Start Programming”. If programming successful, you should see this: see pic below LED1 should start blinking blue on the PCB. Programming Finished

Testing Procedure

Connect programmed PCB to the NMEA Network, Connect 12V Power supply across SK1. (Left most pin – Black) (2nd from left pin – Red) Also, connect to Extension board (P/N 5972). And the LED testing Connector see pics below:

Place all switches on the ‘Auto’ Position (To the right), on the main and extension board. Put the Led testing connector in SK3:

Press Buttons SW11 – SW14 (next to each switch). The LEDs next to these buttons should light up for approx. 2.5 secs each.

Open the RelayBoardTester Software: and select, S:\Code\Published PC Programs\NavLightTester\RelayBoardTester

see pic below

Make sure the Instance is the same as on the PCB The ‘Receiving’ tab on RelayBoardTester should be blinking green.

On the RelayBoardTester click the ‘Turn ON/OFF’ button for Switch 1 – Switch 4. LED 4 – LED 7 on the PCB should turn green. The LEDs on the LED testing connector (SK1) should turn on see pic below.

Remove the LED testing connector. LED 4 – LED 7 on the PCB should turn red. When you reconnect the LED testing connector to SK1, LED 4 – LED 7 should turn green again, see pic below

Repeat test for all remaining LED Testing connectors, including the extension board.

Replace the 12V power supply into the right 2 holes of SK1. (Right most pin – Red) (2nd from right pin – Black) see pic below