The DAPlink emulator has SWD download & simulation debugging and has a virtual serial port function. It is an open source emulator officially launched by ARM. It is copyright-free, freely produced, driver-free, and supports all Cortex core microcontrollers (not tested)
SWD interface burning firmware: The engineering environment required to install is too complicated, so I didn’t try it.
Serial port burning firmware: You need to pull the chip BT0 high and then reset it to enter the download mode. Then connect the USB to serial port module through the RXTX pin and burn the firmware into it through FlyMcu (you may need to clear the flash when disassembling the MCU)
When the firmware is downloaded successfully, you can see the device name on the WIN10 interface.
You can also see this in keil to prove that the MCU is connected and recognized. Then the DAP LINK is created.
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