Tom Vocke

That is exactly my board. The AT32F403 chip is (I think) more or less the same as the GD32F403RCT6, which provides a bit more support/documentation. I have made a [schematic](http://vocke.tv/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=20190620_at32_hover_sch.pdf)...

Hmm, for the artery chip I could only find a chinese datasheet/reference manual. Do you have more information? My chinese is not great :P

Ah that [library](http://www.arterytek.com/download/AT32F4xx_StdPeriph_Lib_V1.0.8.zip) is great, that will probably answer most of my questions. Thanks, and good luck

I would start from the 3ADCs_DMA example, get it running, integrate PWM, UART and GPIO and then take all the non hardware related bits from the hoverboard-hack. I don't think...

Thanks for posting all the updates here!

The board has a simple circuit that trips an IO pin on overcurrent, but not also an amplifier connected to and ADC like the stm32/older boards

@cloidnerux I finally had some time to work on my own board. Thanks a lot for sharing the port and info on flashing the chip, that saved me a ton...

Hey sjamte, you should not have to change the tst_admin settings. Are you hearing beeps when you start the board? This should happen whenever you power on, regardless of what...