Conquering H7-TOOL One-to-Four Offline Programming

This year on February 7th, the first version of the H7-TOOL offline programmer was released, followed by hybrid programming on March 13th. Today, we have officially conquered one-to-four parallel programming, allowing for offline synchronous programming of four chips.

The video below demonstrates the H7-TOOL simultaneously programming four H750 devices with a 46KB boot + 685KB APP + 2MB QSPI.

Testing:

Conquering H7-TOOL One-to-Four Offline Programming

Previous two major updates:

(1) H7-TOOL offline programmer functionality open source release

(2) H7-TOOL firmware upgrade, enhancing offline programming, adding STM8, QSPI Flash, and hybrid programming support

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