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Supported shields
This table summarizes the different shields (non ST X-NUCLEO boards) tested on Nucleo and Discovery platforms.
This list is not exhaustive! A shield not present does not mean that it will not work, it has simply not been tested.
| Shield name | Shield type | Support status | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | mbed Application Shield | Display, Sensors | Supported |
| Freetronics 16x2 LCD | Display | Supported | |
 | Seeed 2.8" TFT Touch V2 | Display | Supported |
 | Seeed SDCard V4b | Storage | Supported (1) |
 | W5200 Ethernet | Connectivity | Supported (1) |
 | Seeed Wifi | Connectivity | Supported (2) |
 | Seeed Bluetooth | Connectivity | Supported (2) |
 | Seeed NFC V2 | Connectivity | Supported (1) |
 | Seeed XBee V2 | Connectivity | Supported (2) |
 | Seeed GPRS V2 | Connectivity | Supported (2) |
 | Ciseco SRF | Connectivity | Supported (2) |
 | Sparkfun GPS | Sensors | Supported (2) |
 | Freescale Multi-Sensor | Sensors | Supported (3) |
 | CN0357-Toxic-gas-measurement | Sensors | Supported |
 | CN0216-Weigh-Scale | Sensors | Supported |
 | Seeed Motor V2 | Drivers | Supported |
 | Seeed Bot | Drivers | Supported |
 | Seeed EL | Drivers | Supported |
 | Seeed Relay V2 | Actuators | Supported |
 | Seeed Energy | Power supply | Supported (4) |
 | Seeed Charger V2 | Power supply | Supported (4) |
 | Seeed Grove V2 | Hook-up | Supported |
Shields support notes
- (1) This shield requires SPI pins remapping because it uses a non-standard 6 pin SPI connector. Please refer to the shield page on mbed for more information.
- (2) To use this shield with ST Nucleo-64 platforms you will need to remove/open SB13 and SB14 and solder/close SB62 and SB63. This will enable the microcontroller to communicate with the shield using the default serial connection on D0/D1 pins. The drawback is that the serial communication going via the ST-Link and USB will be stopped. Alternatively you could use other serial-enabled pins, which have to be connected to CN3-TX/RX pins on Nucleo-64 board. Please refer to the Nucleo-64 pinout image for serial pins options and check the Nucleo-64 user manual (USART Communication chapter).
- (3) This shield uses I2C on A4/A5 pins and requires bridging of A4<->D14 and A5<->D15.
- (4) This shield requires to configure the board to use an external power-supply. It is usually done through a jumper named E5V.