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Can you provide feedback on the clock configuration for the MicroPython board Sp!ne mentioned here?

Posted by brandon_lewis
4:13 pm
04/02/2025

@umeshlokhande @edison_ngunjiri_94786 see a screenshot of the micropython board Sp!ne mentions above. Perhaps you guys can take a look and provide feedback on the clock config?

Umesh Lokhande#0000

February 4, 2025 at 4:13 pm

As far as I know, there is a concept called board definition where we have to define the board under _stmhal/boards_ directory. You may find board definition file to add frequency/configuration of a 12 MHz crystal. Please explore more options in config file. Since, i’m not an active user of sthal port of micropython.

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techielew#0000

February 4, 2025 at 4:13 pm

Thanks, Umesh. Poster forgot to enable the clock sources so this is solved.

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