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Using the Sensors_Datalog application AN4594
12/16 DocID026958 Rev 1
5 Using the Sensors_Datalog application
This section describes the Sensors_Datalog utility. The user must first ensure that the
necessary drivers described in previous sections are installed and the STM32 Nucleo with
the expansion board is connected to a PC. Please follow the sequence below:
1. Check the windows “device manager” to determine the ST COM port; in the example
Figure 5, the port is COM5.
Figure 5. Device manager view on windows
2. Launch Sensors_Datalog.exe and check if the COM Device number for the current
expansion board is correct and the Speed is set to 115200, as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6. Communications parameters selection
3. Select the desired sensors to obtain a data log. You can choose from the various
sensors (pressure, temperature, humidity, accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer)
available on the expansion board.
4. Set appropriate delay/interval in milliseconds between consecutive data points; the
default is 200 ms.

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ST STM32 Nucleo Specifications

General IconGeneral
On-board DebuggerST-LINK/V2-1
MicrocontrollerSTM32 Series (varies by model)
ConnectivityUSB
HeadersArduino Uno R3 and ST Morpho
CoreARM Cortex-M (varies by model)
Operating Voltage3.3V
Clock SpeedVaries depending on the STM32 MCU
Flash MemoryVaries depending on the STM32 MCU
SRAMVaries depending on the STM32 MCU
GPIO PinsVaries depending on the STM32 MCU
ADC ResolutionVaries depending on the STM32 MCU
DAC ResolutionVaries depending on the STM32 MCU
Communication InterfacesSPI, I2C
Debug InterfaceSWD

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