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GigaDevice GD32F350R-EVAL

Overview

The GD32F350R-EVAL board is a hardware platform that enables design and debug of the GigaDevice F350 Cortex-M4F High Performance MCU.

The GD32F350RBT6 features a single-core ARM Cortex-M4F MCU which can run up to 108-MHz with flash accesses zero wait states, 128kB of Flash, 16kB of SRAM and 55 GPIOs.

Hardware

• GD32F350RBT6 MCU

• AT24C02C 2Kb EEPROM

• 4 x User LEDs

• 4 x User Push buttons

• 1 x USART (RS-232 at J2 connector)

• 1 x POT connected to an ADC input

• Headphone interface

• Micro SD Card Interface

• 2.4’’ TFT-LCD (36x48)

• GD-Link on board programmer

• J-Link/SWD connector

For more information about the GD32F350 SoC and GD32F350R-EVAL board:

• GigaDevice Cortex-M4F Stretch Performance SoC Website

• GD32F350xx Datasheet

• GD32F3x0 User Manual

• GD32F350R-EVAL User Manual

Supported Features

The board configuration supports the following hardware features:

Peripheral	Kconfig option	Devicetree compatible
NVIC	N/A	arm,v7m-nvic
SYSTICK	N/A	N/A
USART	CONFIG_SERIAL	gd,gd32-usart
PINMUX	CONFIG_PINCTRL	gd,gd32-pinctrl-af
ADC	CONFIG_ADC	gd,gd32-adc

Serial Port

The GD32F350R-EVAL board has one serial communication port. The default port is USART0 with TX connected at PA9 and RX at PA10.

Programming and Debugging

Before programming your board make sure to configure boot and serial jumpers as follows:

• J4: Select 2-3 for both (labeled as L)

• J13: Select 1-2 position (labeled as USART)

Using GD-Link

The GD32F350R-EVAL includes an onboard programmer/debugger (GD-Link) which allows flash programming and debugging over USB. There is also a SWD header (J3) which can be used with tools like Segger J-Link.

1. Build the Zephyr kernel and the Hello World sample application:

   west build -b gd32f350r_eval samples/hello_world
   

2. Run your favorite terminal program to listen for output. On Linux the terminal should be something like /dev/ttyUSB0. For example:

   minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB0 -o
   

   The -o option tells minicom not to send the modem initialization string. Connection should be configured as follows:

   • Speed: 115200

   • Data: 8 bits

   • Parity: None

   • Stop bits: 1

3. To flash an image:

   west build -b gd32f350r_eval samples/hello_world
   west flash
   

   You should see “Hello World! gd32f350r_eval” in your terminal.

4. To debug an image:

   west build -b gd32f350r_eval samples/hello_world
   west debug