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I'm working on migrating a design from STM32F405 series to STM32G473 series, both LQFP100 package, both use FSMC for access to external SRAM (in multiplexed mode; I have separate address latches clocked from FMC_NADV capturing A0..A15 from D0..D15.) When verifying pin-by-pin alternate function definitions, I encountered FMC_NL (assigned through PB7) where I expected to find FMC_NADV (assigned through PB7.) On further checking, I see that datasheet for G473 (DS12712 rev 5 is the version I downloaded and am referencing) cites FMC_NL only in the pin/alternate function definitions, and FMC_NADV in the timing diagrams. The reference manual (RM0440) doesn't appear to site either pin name. Is reference FMC_NL in the pin alternate function definitions to be taken as a typo which should read FMC_NADV? Thank you  

Hello!,I got a custom PCB with a STM32F76 MCU with a PHY chip.Running Freetos CMSIS V1, and LwIP. I want to setup the MCU as a PTP slave/client. Is there a way to configure this in the .ioc file?Looking through the drivers enabled HAL_ETH_USE_PTP in stm32f7xx_hal_conf.h Also added the following to HAL_ETH_Init() :ETH_PTP_ConfigTypeDef *ptpconfig ;HAL_ETH_PTP_GetConfig(heth,ptpconfig );// Get PTP actual configuration into ETH_PTP_ConfigTypeDefHAL_ETH_PTP_SetConfig(heth,ptpconfig); What is the proper way to enable PTP support in the .ioc file ? Do I need to know the IP of the PTP master? Thanks,Steve

Hello community,I´m trying to use LL driver for the communication with ST25DV64KC chip,  the register address of this chip is 16bits, but the current LL driver only supports 8bit, I tried to adjust it and failed. Do you have some LL driver examples for ST25DV chip? thanks in advancd.    

In my project, my MCU (F411) uses I2C HAL API routinely to read from a sensor device.When some event happens, my interrupt handler will use I2C API to read from different register from that device; so my question is:Is HAL API thread safe? Although I don't use RTOS, there is possibility that my code may try to use I2C interface at the same time.

The wiki documentation of the PhaseVoltageGeneration property minDeadTime says that if this property doesn't apply to a driver it has to be set to null.As we are using a driver that already provides automatic dead time generation (and which cannot be disabled), I disabled this feature by setting it to "null", however the Board Manager complained with following error message: Incorrect type. Expected "number".The correct way to disable this seems to be to set the value to "0" and not "null" as specified in the documentation.I recommend fixing the documentation accordingly.

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Hi,I have installed the newest STM32CubeIDE (14.1) and tried to load an example project. Unfortunately, no builder is available. The Project Properties under Builders is just empty.Under Preferences the Toolchain Manager GNU Tools for STM32 (11.3.rel1) is installed but not set to default. However even setting it to default and restarting the CubeIDE does not help.Please note that the Computer that should run the IDE has no internet access. The Toolchain Manger ties to connect to the ST repository to update or maybe find the specific tooling for the STM32L5.I am wondering if a current manual to install CubeIDE offline exists or if I would need to download the specific toolchain for the STM32L5 from somewhere.Thanks for your help.Best regardsM.

Using STM32_Programmer_CLI.exe (v2.13.0, on Win10) I try to connect via ST-Link / SWD, It works perfectly in the GUI but if I trySTM32_Programmer_CLI --connect port=SWD ap=1nothing happens, not even an error, it just terminates. I can even write nonsense after the --connect - no response. --list works fine:-------------------------------------------------------------------STM32CubeProgrammer v2.13.0-------------------------------------------------------------------===== DFU Interface =====No STM32 device in DFU mode connected===== STLink Interface =====-------- Connected ST-LINK Probes List --------ST-Link Probe 0 :ST-LINK SN : 003E00303331511134333834ST-LINK FW : V3J11M3B5SAccess Port Number : 1Board Name : STLINK-V3SET-----------------------------------------------===== UART Interface =====Total number of serial ports available: 1Port: COM6Location: \\.\COM6Description: STMicroelectronics STLink Virtual COM PortManufacturer: STMicroelectronicsWhat am I missing here? Thanks!

I am having trouble with the latest STM32L4 package (V1.18.0) so I wanted to roll back to a previous version.  STM32CubeIDE won't let me change versions, even if I have multiple versions installed and it insists on only using the newest one.  I uninstalled the newest package and deleted the other package from the repository and it still insists on using V1.18.0, even though it's not on the system.  I read a post that I can generate an older version in CubeMX so I generated a project (by manually changing the default firmware location to V1.17.2) and made a *.ioc project with version 1.17.2 and tried to start a new project in STM32CubeIDE using that *.ioc file . . . but it won't let me open the CubeMX project *.ioc file (trying to use STM32CubeIDE V 1.14.1 but I guess CubeMX has the wrong version so I'm getting "This file has been generated with STM32CubeMX version '6.10.0'.Your current STM32CubeMX version is '6.9.2'.").  So, long story short . . . is there

I am using the VL6180 (not the X version).  This is TOF only.  When reading in continuous mode, I'm getting a tolerance of +/- 1mm and sometimes more.  I'll list my settings below.    My application will measure distances from 10mm to 100mm.  Right now I have the inter-measurement period set to 500ms and this is flexible.  How can I optimize my settings further for accuracy? thanks     VL6180_WriteByte(0x0207, 0x01); VL6180_WriteByte(0x0208, 0x01); VL6180_WriteByte(0x0096, 0x00); VL6180_WriteByte(0x0097, 0xfd); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00e3, 0x00); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00e4, 0x04); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00e5, 0x02); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00e6, 0x01); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00e7, 0x03); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00f5, 0x02); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00d9, 0x05); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00db, 0xce); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00dc, 0x03); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00dd, 0xf8); VL6180_WriteByte(0x009f, 0x00); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00a3, 0x3c); VL6180_WriteByte(0x00b7, 0x

Hi allI'm want to send a string from one stm32 to another stm32 to blink an led on it I'm using uart polling method to do that.The communication happens and led blinks only if I press the Reset button once I switch off and on power supply. What should be done if I want continuous communication.  

Hi,I have a custom PCB for my company for automotive purposes with the ASM330LHHX as the IMU. Upon integrating the gyro rate (about the X axis, roll rate, see green line in 1st plot below) while acceleration is happening on the on the Y axis (Ay, see orange trace in second plot below), the purely integrated angle estimate diverges significantly more than it does otherwise without the Ay. This data is from a car driving around sporatically with some significant Ay events in both directions. What is the cause of this behavior from the gyro? Is there a specification that determines how much this behavior occurs, in a standard format of SI units?  Thank you, Steve KrugCTOsteve@axicleengineering.com

I understand, why STM goes meanwhile with AZURE RTOS: it has several nice features. e.g. FileX, LevelX, several network and USB stacks (where STM needs effort to provide as well). But I do not understand why this AZURE RTOS should be a "Real-Time OS" for ARM based platforms? I see so many violations on ARM based coding rules, esp. this: ARM based systems use up to four registers directly, for the function call parameters if you use more as four parameters on a function call: a stack located parameter is needed (and shuffling registers inside the called functions) - suggestion is to put more as four into a struct and use "call by reference" using stack based call parameters: it consumes space from stack (memory size!) - and it can be slower compared to the use of MCU registers (stack is on slower memory) it makes it tough to predict how many stack size do you need I see so many function calls with more as four parameters, e.g. in FileX:    UINT fx_directory_first_full_e

I have previously used the STM32F103C8T6 is a number of projects and was considering switching to the STM32H503RBT6. My use case is low volume R&D work. With the F1, I would use JTAG for programming but the option isn't available for the H5 in CubeMX under SYS. I was curious what others used for programming this chip.

Hello,I am using an stm32h750. I have an ADC group that includes 4 inputs from GPIO ports and the 3 internal ADCs (VBAT, CPU Temp, Reference Voltage). It's set up with DMA. The conversions run at 150hz.We use a coincell battery voltage as input to VBAT. The 150hz frequency of voltage reading is causing it to drain too quickly. The request is that this voltage is read much less frequently (like a few times a day)I'm brainstorming solutions. My original thought was to just remove VBAT from the ADC group and read it directly at application level, but I didn't know it was an internal ADC at that point, so I don't think this is possible?Second thought, after searching the forum, was to use injection mode. But, unless I'm misunderstanding, this is only possible at the group level, not individual channel? Am I wrong here?My final dirty idea was to configure my ADC group normally at startup, get a good VBAT value, reconfigure the group without VBAT (I did this by disabling DMA, reconfiguring A

Hi together,I'm trying to use the ST Link Virtual Com Port on a STM32H745 DISCO board. For this I created a project with the CubeIDE and configured it as explained on many websites and YouTube clips.I also see ST Virtual Com Port in the windows device manager (and also the ttyACM0 on a Linux machine). In the main() I call the MX_USB_DEVICE_Init() and in a cyclic thread I call the CDC_Transmit_FS() to sent some bytes. But in the CDC_Transmit_FS() the hcdc->TxState inif (hcdc->TxState != 0){ ... }will never be 0. After some debugging I found that the function USBD_CDC_Init() is never called. I get interrupts for the USB and HAL_PCD_IRQHandler() is called but never reach the /* Handle Enumeration done Interrupt */if (__HAL_PCD_GET_FLAG(hpcd, USB_OTG_GINTSTS_ENUMDNE))It stucks in the /* Handle Suspend Interrupt */if (__HAL_PCD_GET_FLAG(hpcd, USB_OTG_GINTSTS_USBSUSP))part. Do you have any idea whats going wrong here?Thanks!Christo

I'm unable to connect to STM32F407-DISC1. STM32 ST-LINK Utility gives "No ST-LINK detected" and STM32CubeProgrammer gives "Error: No debug probe detected". I run Windows 10 Business on a Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 3 computer and I have tried with 2 different STM32F407-DISC1 boards, 2 different USB-cables and with both STM32 ST-LINK Utility versions 4.1.0 and 4.6.0. When I plug in my board, an additional "USB Composite Device" shows up under "Universal Serial Bus Controllers" in the Device Manager, but it won't let me manually update the driver to the one inside the en.stsw-link009-folder. I have tried to uninstall STM32 ST-LINK Utility, reboot my computer and install STM32 ST-LINK Utility again, but to no avail. Can someone please help me?

I'm using the Nucleo F401RE board, and I was successfully reading analog signals from a 4-20mA signal generator for a project. I achieved this by connecting a 150-ohm resistor in series. However, the system suddenly stopped working, and upon investigation, I discovered that the LD3905 IC was overheating, and the microcontroller was also getting hot. Further examination revealed a short between the Analog pin PA1 (A1) and ground. I'm uncertain about the best course of action to get the board working again. Should I consider replacing the STM32F401 IC, or is there an alternative solution to resolve this issue?

Hello Team,We are considering STM32H562ZIT3QTR MCU for our design. There will be two Microcontroller in our design.MCU consists of one Octal SPI Interface. Can other Microcontroller be interface with STM32H562ZIT3QTR through Octal SPI or we can only interface flash memory?Regards,Kadam

Dear all,I set up a configuration to send message from ST board to PCAN USB and the other way around. When I send message from board to PCAN, it works just fine. I can see in the PCAN-View screen that the message is received successfully as shown below. On the other hand, I would like to send message from PCAN-View to board as well. But, I dont know how I can do that. I can set up message to transmit as see in below image, but how can I make sure if this message is received by the board? What should be the message ID for the message transmitted ? Please also see below the configuration of CAN controller. Could anyone please support me with this ?I have also attached the main.c file that I use for this task. Thanks.  

From the console of CubeIDE, I have seen that for compiling the command used is make -j9 all. I am wondering what is the command used for running a project given that I cannot see it from the console. 

An application will use two STM-32 MCUs - for purpose of this posting, I'll call them "outer" (it's SWDIO and SWCLK pins can be attached to a STLINK-V2 device for firmware downloading), and "inner" (it's SWDIO and SWCLK pins would be tied to two GPIO pins of "outer", and not be externally accessible.)My question is this - is it possible (by a combination of firmware running on "outer" and appropriate settings to STLINK-V2 such as an acceptable clock frequency) to have the "outer" MCU provide a transparent path (using as-yet undefined firmware running on "outer") so that STLINK-V2 attached to outer's SWDIO/SWCLK pins is passed bit-for-bit to the two GPIO pins (on "outer") which would be connected to SWDIO/SWCLK of "inner" MCU?The intent of this is to avoid having two separate connectors to which STLINK-V2 would be attached for debug and firmware delivery, and not be reliant on a bootloader (that is, the "inner" processor could be reloaded from scratch using STLINK-V2.)Happy to answer an

hello,I have a syntax error on one line but no compilation error with stm32cubeide 1.14.1HANDLE_busQuadSPI_CREATE(g_hbusQSPI_storage , &g_hqspi) ; //syntax error HANDLE_busSPI_CREATE(g_hbusSPI3_interne , &g_hspi3); // no syntax errorwith#define HANDLE_busQuadSPI_CREATE(var, s) \ busQuadSPI_handle_t var = { .quadSpiHal = s, .mutex = NULL , .state = QSPI_STATE_Ndef }and #define HANDLE_busSPI_CREATE(var,s) \ busSPI_handle_t var = { .spiHal = s, .mutex = NULL , .state = SPI_STATE_Ndef } if I don't use macro : no syntax errorbusQuadSPI_handle_t g_hbusQSPI_storage = {.quadSpiHal = &g_hqspi , .mutex = NULL , .state = QSPI_STATE_Ndef } ; HANDLE_busSPI_CREATE(g_hbusSPI3_interne , &g_hspi3);  what can happen?Thanks in advance

I have a program where I am trying to scan over 8 ADC channels on ADC1, take 10 samples from each and transfer to the DMA. From everything I have read, I cannot enable DMA Continuous Conversion on STM32F103, so I will need to use discontinuous scan mode.It appears that when I run HAL_ADC_Start_DMA, it only does a single conversion, rather than the 80 I would expect (I have buffer size set to 80). The only way I can get HAL_ADC_ConvCpltCallback to be called (which should indicate 10 scans) is to execute HAL_ADC_Start_DMA 80 times. Furthermore, all 80 measurements in the buffer are of the first channel in the rank order, meaning it's not remembering where it was in the sequence.I can't imagine that this is the intended behavior of the ADC. Something must be stopping the ADC after it does only one conversion and it doesn't even get to move onto the second one in the sequence.The relevant part of my main.c (which fills the buffer every 80 ms) is below, I have taken out parts that

Hello ST Community,I am currently working with the STM32L433RC microcontroller and I am exploring the possibility of utilizing USB 2.0 in Host mode for my application.  I am seeking guidance on the respective topic.