Dieses Programm lässt die LED an PC13 blinken und testet, ob der
Chip ein originaler STM32F103C8C6 ist.

Hochladen z.B. seriell mit dem Kommando
stm32flash -w Blinky_Test-v0.21.bin /dev/ttyUSB2

Die Ausgabe findet seriell mit 115200 Baud statt.
Beispiel für ein Original:

[08:09:02:129] ** Blinky Test **␍␊
[08:09:02:129] ** Keir Fraser <keir.xen@gmail.com>␍␊
[08:09:02:129] ** https://github.com/keirf/Greaseweazle␍␊
[08:09:02:129] Serial = ff53:066b:7549:4948:5843:6717␍␊
[08:09:02:132] Flash Size  = 64kB␍␊
[08:09:02:134] Device ID = 0x0000␍␊
[08:09:02:136] Revision  = 0x0000␍␊
[08:09:02:138] Testing I2C1... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:139] Testing I2C2... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:141] Testing SPI1... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:143] Testing SPI2... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:145] Testing TIM1... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:147] Testing TIM2... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:149] Testing TIM3... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:150] Testing TIM4... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:151] DMA Test #1... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:153] DMA Test #2... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:155] DMA Test #3... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:158] DMA Test #4... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:160] Testing 64kB Flash... OK␍␊
[08:09:02:213] Enable TIM4 IRQ... .OK␍␊
[08:09:02:218] Testing 20kB SRAM (endless loop)...................................