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2. Press the *Boot* button while connecting the board via USB to your computer. By pressing the *Boot* button, the device enters bootloader mode.
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3. Verify with `dfu-util --list` that the bootloader is available via USB. If not unplug the device and repeat step 2.
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4. Run the below command from the project directory.
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5. Unplug and reconnect the board from your computer. The LED should now blink about twice a second.
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5. Unplug and reconnect the board from your computer. Both the power and user LED should be lit and the device should appear as a serial device (aka as COM port on Windows).
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To put the device into suspended mode, put the host computer to sleep or supended mode. To wake it up, wake up the host computer.
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NOTE: *Due to a limitation of TinyUSB, the device will only go into suspended mode if the host has set a USB configuration. Usually it means that an application has communicated with the device after it was plugged in. The LED blinks as long as no USB configuration has been set.*
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NOTE: *Suspend/resume has not been implemented for the STM32F723 Discovery board.*
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