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Hi,I am using scroll List and also able to select the item by clicking that and tested that on simulator. Please check below image .Screen1View::Screen1View() : scrollList1ItemSelectedCallback(this, &Screen1View::scrollList1ItemSelectedHandler) {   } void Screen1View::scrollList1ItemSelectedHandler(int16_t itemSelected) { touchgfx_printf("Item Selected = %d \r\n" ,itemSelected) ; touchgfx_printf(Rx_Buffer1[itemSelected]) ; // Which API should I use .. touchgfx_printf(" \r\n" ) ; }   void Screen1View::setupScreen() { Screen1ViewBase::setupScreen(); scrollList1.setItemSelectedCallback(scrollList1ItemSelectedCallback); // Added   }How do I change color of Clicked Item (Text) or put rectangle over that .Means which API should I use .?--Karan

Hi everyone,I'm relatively new to STM, i'm making my diploma thesis with it. It's going to be a mini, portable oscilloscope, but at this point I'm totally stuck. I started using ADC with DMA, but soon I realised this might be not the perfect option, so I dumped the idea, and started using instead the UART with DMA. It all worked well, until I started working with ADC too. I tried interrupt and poll mode too, but I always end up with random spikes, when I monitor the transmitted data. It goes well, if there are small, slow changes in voltage, but every time, when there is a relatively fast(now I do it with a 10K potentiometer, so fast means a half turn with a fast move). It just goes up from 2-3000mVs instantly to over a million, and immediately falls back to the previous value. I checked in code, the measured and calculated values are ok, they never go up, so it seems like the problem is with UART. I don't have an oscilloscope, or any equipment(just a cheap crap multimeter), and I can'

Hi,I'm using a STM32F4 board which has a LIS3DSH. This board has PE0 connected to the INT1 of the LIS3DSH and PA0 connected to the user Button B1. Due to this, I won't be able to use interrupts to sample and interrupt for button press. I'm trying to find if there is any way to get the DRDY signal on INT2?Thanks

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Hello, I work on a STSPIN32F0B but a cannot find a way to configure it via ST motor control workbench software (STSPIN32F0B not present in MCU and Clock Frequency Selection window). I have found the STSPIN-3204 firmware package but I will use the STSPIN32F0B on a custom board and therefore it must be easily modified to correspond to our need. Is there a way to custom it easily like with ST motor control workbench.

When I generate for TIM9 input capture to measure a pulse width, CubeMX inserts correctly these two lines into the function MX_TIM9_Init: if (HAL_TIM_IC_Init(&htim9) != HAL_OK) { Error_Handler(); }Then in the stm32fxx_hal_msp.c file it inserts a HAL_TIM_IC_MspInit with the TIM9 stuff in it.But for TIM10:If I also generate for TIM10 also for input capture to measure pulse width it now inserts these lines in the MX_TIM10_Init function: if (HAL_TIM_Base_Init(&htim10) != HAL_OK) { Error_Handler(); } if (HAL_TIM_IC_Init(&htim10) != HAL_OK) { Error_Handler(); }and in the stm32fxx_hal_msp.c file it inserts a HAL_TIM_Base_MspInit function instead of a HAL_TIM_IC_MspInit.Why the 2 different behaviors for TIM9 and TIM10? I did manual code (without using CubeMX) could I get away using TIM9 annd TIM10 the same way (without the TIM_Base stuff) just sticking with HAL_TIM_IC_Mspinit for both timers?Thanks

Hi everyone, i'm quite new with the stm. Currently im using the stm32f411 discoveryboard and trying to get the pulse width in order to measure range, i did try to search for solution and find out about input capture method but the code is on sw4stm32 so i try to change it to keil but it didn't work out? here's my code: #include "main.h" uint32_t IC_Val1 = 0; uint32_t IC_Val2 = 0; uint32_t Difference = 0; uint8_t Is_First_Captured = 0;   // Let's write the callback function now   void HAL_TIM_IC_CaptureCallback(TIM_HandleTypeDef *htim) { if (htim->Channel == HAL_TIM_ACTIVE_CHANNEL_2) // if the interrupt source is channel2 { if (Is_First_Captured==0) // if the first value is not captured { IC_Val1 = HAL_TIM_ReadCapturedValue(htim, TIM_CHANNEL_2); // read the first value Is_First_Captured = 1; // set the first captured as true // Now change the polarity to falling edge __HAL_TIM_SET_CAPTUREPOLARITY(htim, TIM_CHANNEL_2, TIM_INPUTCHANNELPOLARITY_FALLING); }   el

Hi,​I wrote a simplest program (below) to send sine wave data to PCM5102A (DAC) via I2S.​However, I found only L-ch data is valid and R-ch has no data.Analogue (DAC) output of L-ch is somewhat sine wave, but it is sometimes de-formed. And if I look it closer, I found some noise on the signal. (below captured screen shot)I use HAL and STM32F401. And I2S settings are half-duplex master transmit (only).Kindly enlighten me what is wrong with my program.int main(void) { HAL_Init(); SystemClock_Config();   MX_GPIO_Init(); MX_DMA_Init(); MX_I2S2_Init(); HAL_GPIO_WritePin(LD2_GPIO_Port, LD2_Pin, GPIO_PIN_SET); // LED Off   int16_t Wave_Data[n_data * 2];   for (int i = 0; i < n_data; i++) { Wave_Data[i * 2] = (int16_t) (sin(2. * M_PI * 8. * i / 1000.) * 50) ; // L-ch Wave_Data[i * 2 + 1] = (int16_t) (sin(2. * M_PI * 10. * i / 1000.) * 50) ; // R-ch } while (1) { if (Wave_buf_empty == 1) { while ((&hi2s2)->State != HAL_I2S_STATE_READY) ; if (HAL

HelloI'm using the "en.fp-sns-allmems2", which send data from sensor with a ultra-low power consumption. I'm traying to increase the time in which the sensor is in shut down mode.I think that I've to change the value of the variable  SHUT_DOWN_TIME_OUT which is define in code like this#define SHUT_DOWN_TIME_OUT 20000UL"¿Can anyboday tell me how is translate to seconds 20000UL?Thanks

Hi, Does anyone have a recommendation for a far field antenna to use with ST25RU3993-EVAL board? Right now I'm using the near field loop antenna that comes with the Dev kit. Cheers,Mirnesa

I am designing a SiC inverter for a Formula SAE student team, using a 72MHz STM32F302CC with the motor control library. The desired switching frequency is 50-100kHz, depending on the device we select. Reading the motor control manual, I discovered that "the FOC loop is... executed at the PWM frequency rate (That is: once every PWM Period)." Will I encounter any issues with the complex FOC loop executing so quickly on a 72MHz processor? The only extra processing I plan on doing is some simple state machine logic, receiving torque command CAN messages and sending status CAN messages.I'm looking into using the STGAP1AS gate driver. Is 100kHz PWM output feasible considering reasonable parasitics? I understand that the typical MCU I/O pin capacitance is 5pF, the gate driver's input should be high impedance (but I can't figure that out from the datasheet), and the MCU and gate driver will reside relatively close on the same PCB.I am using an F302 because all my other sub-systems use it, but

Hello,I would like to build a circuit to drive a three phase BLDC motor and the board EVSPIN32F0251S1 seems to be a choice, but i can't find the software easily. Does anyone know a three phase BLDC firmware project for this board? My build tool is Keil MDK5.Thanks,Wayne

I am using STM32h743 , code is generated using STM32CubeMx.I am using USB_OTG_FS in device only mode, with USB_DEVICE middleware configered as CDC class .Here's my clock configurationThe usb is clocked from RC48I could reduce the clock from 480MHz to 120 MHz by changing RCC_OscInitStruct.PLL.PLLP from 2 to 8 .But when I try to change clock to 96MHz or 80 MHz by changig RCC_OscInitStruct.PLL.PLLP to 10 or 12, the USB is not recognized by windows!!!I am using windows 10 .How to overcome this problem?

Following these instructions:https://wiki.st.com/stm32mpu/wiki/Getting_started/STM32MP1_boards/STM32MP157x-EV1/Let%27s_start/Populate_the_target_and_boot_the_imagePlease see the attached screen shot, and advise.thanks.

I'm really struggling with this problem. This is my first time trying to do anything low power, so please forgive any noob mistakes. All I'm trying to do is get the hang of a simple low power program so I can apply it to a larger one. My code is here: https://pastebin.com/zF5aPFGk It's literally just about as simple as it can get, I've tried various combinations of commenting and uncommenting different functions (you'll notice some things like SYSCLKConfig_STOP(); commented out, but don't worry, it's been tried). It's just running on the 4MHz MSI default clock, with a 32.768kHz LSE connected to the RTC and LPUARTAll the code should do is:turn on an LEDprint some text over UARTwait 5secturn off the LEDprint some more textgo back to sleep.Yet I kept getting random hardfaults. Eventually after days of debugging I've tracked it down to the stack becoming utter garbage as soon as it wakes up from STOP2 mode. Is there something I'm doing wrong here?Stack before wfi instruction executes:x/16x

I created a new project from scratch based on a Nucleo L053R8 board using the STM32CubeIDE wizard. At compile time, I get a lot of errors in hal include files I even do not care about. Ic annot understand why. Example :../Drivers/STM32L0xx_HAL_Driver/Inc/stm32l0xx_hal_rcc_ex.h:1959:1: error: unknown type name 'HAL_StatusTypeDef'; did you mean 'FLASH_TypeDef'?Looking at HAL_StatusTypeDef, it is defined in file stm32l0xx_hal_def.h which is included in the file it finds an error : stm32l0xx_hal_rcc_ex.h !!!all the other errors are of the same type with definition in stm32l0xx_hal_def.h included in the file where the error is found.What is wrong ? Is it a bug ?

Hi,I'm using a STM32F4 Discovery board which has a STM32F407VG with a LIS3DSH accelerometer which is connected by SPI. I'm trying to read a register from the accelerometer and I tried writing the address of the register to SPI->DR. But SPI->DR shows an incorrect value in the System Viewer window and in the Memory window. I have attached a picture with the corresponding portions highlighted in yellow.But this code still gets the correct value from the accelerometer.Thanks

Hi everyone.At this moment I'm working in an integration on an old project which used Standard Peripherals Library instead of HAL libraries.Here, when I try to write in FLASH memory I find the next line:assert_param(IS_FLASH_ADDRESS(Address));Which basically is checking if the given address is inside the range [0x08000000, 0x080FFFFF). In my particular case, I'm trying to write inside the range [0x00000000, 0x0003FFFF], that is also flash memory for user when BOOT pins are set in a certain way.Is possible to write in this positions using this libraries?I'm working with a STM32F105VC, and the line I talked you about is inside the function FLASH_ProgramWord(...) of this lib.Thank you. My best regards.Areify.

Hello,I have a question to the STEVAL-BCN002V1B. I try some BLE-Examples and flash the bord with some firmware example from the SDK. Now I can't pair the board with my mobile phone ST APP. Which firmware do I have to use to get the default factory settings back.Thanks a lot for your support.Cheers Max

Hello, I am developing a circuit using STM32L4R9AI, VDD = 1.8v, VDDA&VREF+ = 3.13v, according to ST hardware design manual (I attached) for a better power filtration there should be bead between VDD and VDDA, will that create a problem given the voltages I used?As I know bead equivalent circuit is inductor in series with small resistor so I am shorting the 2 voltage this way?the bead I will use is BLM15BX601SN1D

Dear friends, I am trying to establish a robust TCP interaction between two different boards with the same MCU (stm32f407vgt6) and ethernet phy (dp83848cvv) and I use lwIP Netconn APIs as TCP/IP stack and freeRTOS as a real time operating system.In both MCUs I must run a TCP server task and a TCP Client task. When both boards are connected together directly there is no problem. The problem occurs when both boards are connected through a network switch. After working for a while, the boards TCP tasks (Server & Client) stop working and the boards do not ping. (Ping request is timed out.)The code for Server and Client tasks are as bellow:void Task_TCP_Server(void const * argument) { /* init code for LWIP */ MX_LWIP_Init();   /* USER CODE BEGIN 5 */ struct netconn *conn, *newconn; err_t err, accept_err; struct netbuf *buf; void *data; u16_t len; err_t recv_err; uint8_t *tcp_rx_buf; uint8_t temp_buff[100] = {0}; data_type respond_len = {0}; data_type start_addr = {0

Hi there,​1.My first question is about encoder index.​I know that encoder index(so called Z pulse) is applicable in G4 series. (RM0440 1,109 pages)​However I can't find that feature in any of H7 and F7 sereis.​2.I know that the maximum resolution of HRTIM in G4 is ​184 ps resolution. (RM0440 801 pages)​However, in H7 series such as H743, the maximum resolution is 2.1ns even though the clock of H7 is more faster than G4. (I found that the CKPSC[2:0] values from 000 to 100 are reserved in H7.)My project is motor control and DC/DC converter(up to 1MHz switching with duty control) and I considering to use m7 core because of computing power.Are the G4 series the best for my project or is there a more suitable one?​3.Similar question.What is the best MCU in ST that can be used for motor control and DC / DC converter control?My project require much computing power.​​​​

From my preliminary survey, ST provides bootloader source code, kernel source code, and Yocto/Linux for SW developers to customize the file system (rootfs) to add/remove the open source tools and framework. Is my understanding correct?

Hi,I am using a NUCLEO F334 development board.I am using the ADC with the DMA. I developed that feature and tested and everything looked alright. I have been developing some more over that and I see that after startup the values are correct but after a few ms the read values are not correct and in the checked cases, above the expected value.I have seen that changing totally unrelated parts of code affect this issue happening or not. Changing the compiler optimization also affected whether the issue happens or not. Browsing around I found an article discussing the usage of the volatile keyword on variables tied to hardware, like the DMA buffer and using the volatile keyword in that buffer made it look like it was the solution as adding or removing the change allowed for repeatable tests where the issue was happening or not, and I moved on. A few unrelated changes later, the issue is back. Do you have any suggestion of what should I check or what is the reason? In addition, find attached

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