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HelloI have this Board from WeActStudio: https://github.com/WeActStudio/WeActStudio.MiniSTM32H723 There is the following example which allows displaying the camera on the onboard LCD: https://github.com/WeActStudio/WeActStudio.MiniSTM32H723/blob/master/Examples/08-DCMI2LCD/Core/Src/main.c The example project is generated with STM32CubeMX for Keil uVision. When building and flashing the example with Keil uVision, everything works fine. I would like to port this example project to a Makefile project. I have used STM32CubeMX to generate a Makefile project. The .ioc file is given in the example project. This worked fine. I can build the project after manually adding a few .c files into the Makefile, which CubeMX didn't catch. After flashing the resulting binary, the onboard LCD is working fine. But the Software starts to hang during capture start as there are no HAL_DCMI_FrameEventCallback(). I can verify this with a debugger. The camera seems to be running, checking with an oscilloscope,

 Though, I was able to run the point-to-point communication using the SubG_Phy ping-pong example using the STM32CubeIDE programmer with the STM32WL55JC1 board. However, if I just enable a GPIO port (making any minor changes in the configuration) to the same SubG_Phy ping pong example, the whole code is regenerated to include the configuration changes to the code and it produces a lot of errors stating that "User to provide its board definitions". Only by just enabling a single GPIO port \ I am getting these many errors.  I tried many debugging tips like resetting, deleting the debug folder before running the program, restarting the whole project and IDE like for other projects, and replacing the radio. c and radio_driver.c files in the Middleware folder (as the errors were from these files) with the original radio.c and radio_driver.c files (before the changes). I tried my best to remove the errors and to run the program again, as the end goal is to successfull

When you look at your Nucleo-f207zg board, ethernet stage, you can see: 1. (CN14) RJ45 connector.2. (U11) magnetic-transformer.3. (U10) TVS diodes for diff pair signals.4. (U9) LAN-PHY device. First appreciation:Then you can see that not connected RJ connector pins, RJ shield and magnetic CT pins are connected to some kind of ground I guess it is not connected to any board ground, despite the own shield connector. So this shield will get a ground contact from a cable ground if cable is shielded.   Second appreciation:There are SB17 and SB16 solder bridges on the board, open state by default, between power stage ground and shield ground node. There is no information about these two bridges on Nucleo's datasheet.  My questions:- I'm wondering if the bridge is offered in order to join these two grounds directly or using ferrite, capacitors, etc..?- When should I connect these two grounds and when I shouldn't? what is better? to be connected or not?

Hi Guys. I want to increase memory allocated to the eclipse, but I cant find the eclipse.ini fille. Could you direct me into a right direction?

Hello, I am trying to find LL functions parallel to those in HAL library that support Flash programming and it looks like there is not support in LL for r/w flash. As HAL library is not an option for me, I am wondering if it is possible <writing directly to registers> achieve this goal, not so easy for me though.Any help/suggestion in how to go about it would be greatly appreciated

Hi,i am working on stm32wb55 nucleo board.I want to read data form one location of internal flash e.g 0x08047000 and write into the other location e.g 0x08007000.i found there is HAL_FLASH_Program API available to write data into internal flash but i can't found any API for read data from flash memory.Can you please help to how can i read data from the internal flash?please provide me if any example code is available.Regards,Arjun

I'm interested in learning about CAN. Please suggest me any course or other tutorials to start learning

i check in the disassembly where it showed cannot acces memory address at 0x8020000 and some other address when redebugging using stm32f103c8t6 mcu is flash memory being corrupted or something else?

I read in reference manual and web tutorials of stm32f103c8, there were "AHB", "AHB1" and "AHB2", what's the difference between them, I know "APB1" and "APB2" are 2 APBs, the "1" and "2" are sequential numbers, how about "AHB1" and "AHB2" are they also sequential numbers, or mode type code for different level hardware standards?

HI All,I have created a project to integrate sd card with STM32G474RE nucleo board while using SPI interface. After running the project I am able to initialize the sd card properly but while mounting the sd card, I am getting one error like: "FR_DISK_ERR".I am usung STMCubeide to do the configuration and followed some tutorial to setup my fatfs library.I am attatching my project here for the reference.Please have a look on it and help me rectify the issue.

 Hi,I am working in STM32F4 Discovery, in my project I want more GPIO pins but with Same registers so that  I can straight away copy  the  old programs and do programming, Is there any suggestion Please do let me know. Thanks,Mohan

Hi     I am working on a custom board based on STM32MP157A . For USBH_EHCI while checking the register (USBH_EHCI_INSNREG05) mentioned in the reference manual (RM0436) it was mentioned to refer to UTMI specification. could you please suggest / share me the vendor specific UTMI specific document for the below attached image   Thanks&RegardsSrikanth

Hi all,I'm using a Timer in Encoder Mode on STM32F103, using the HAL framework on STM32CubeIDE.I would like to change encoder filter feature (IC1F[3:0]: Input capture 1 filter) depending on the behaviour selected in my MCU operation mode (so IC1Filter and IC2Filter) after the initialization of the timer has been made, so after HAL_TIM_Encoder_Init is called.Can I do this with no problemDo I have to Call HAL_TIM_Encoder_DeInit, set the values, then call HAL_TIM_Encoder_Init again if changing one of the valuesDo I have to restart the MCU after changing the values, and set it before the first timer initialization (so HAL_TIM_Encoder_Init)I'm thinking on something like this: if there's no need to reinitialize the timer.void TIM_Encoder_SetFilters(TIM_HandleTypeDef *htim, uint32_t IC1Filter, uint32_t IC2Filter){  assert_param(IS_TIM_IC_FILTER(IC1Filter));  assert_param(IS_TIM_IC_FILTER(IC2Filter));  uint32_t ccmr1 = htim->Instance->CCMR1;  ccmr1

We are currently using STM32G0B1VE. But we are having NUCLEO-G070RB evaluation board. Can we use the NUCLEO-G070RB board for developing the code before the actual board arrives?

Hi,I am working with STM32G4 and I have problem reading/writing the I2C data with in the  timer callback.I have Timer1 calling my interrupt callback every 50 microseconds which is working well.I have I2C read/write functions which are working well.I2C is not Interrupt based.The problem occur while reading/writing the I2C data within the timer callbackI am unable to read/write  the I2C data in the timer interrupt callbackBelow is the timer callback     void HAL_TIM_PeriodElapsedCallback(TIM_HandleTypeDef *htim) { if (htim == &htim1) { if(dcheck.flagon_2sec1){ dcount.s_2_sec1++; if(dcount.s_2_sec1==40000){ delay.flag_2sec1 = 1; expander_read(&hmcp,REGISTER_INPUT,data); dcount.s_2_sec1=0; dcheck.flagon_2sec1=0; } } } }     Normal I2C read/write working but with in the timer callback its not working.Can anyone suggest.Thanks  

Somehow this is not right, or i got it wrong?

Hi Folks,Managed to get the source compiled and loaded for the inverted pendulum project.  Rather impressive.In the source code there's sprintf statements to inform the user on what's going on.My question is: How can I view these messages?I'm a bit rusty with STF401 code, just forgotten how to do things.Can someone please help me?Thanks,John.

Hi folks,I would like to use the I2C serial communication protocol to write/read from the Flash Memory using the STM32G474 microcontroller. I am using the B-G474E-DPOW1 board which does not have an EEPROM. Is it possible to achieve this goal or do I have to use the I2C serial communication protocol to write/read to an external EEPROM. I would appreciate any pointers on this matter. Thanks. Best Regards,Gautam

Does Secure Manager actually use USART1 when it comes up or is the initial serial output from the default app installed when I provision Secure Manager (SM)?This output, I mean================= General Infos ==========================Flash Layout configuration index: <0x0>Secure Manager Version: <1.0.0>STuRoT Version: <1.0.0>==========================================================I saw in ROT_Provisioning/SM/Config/SM_Config_General.xml that had elements to change USART and associated GPIOs.If so, is changing SM_Config_General.xml and re-create the obk enough to change it?Or, is the SM hardcoded to USART1?Also does the SM, release or stop using the USART, to allow the non-secure app to use the USART?We have engineering H573-based boards, in which USART1 was already allocated to another function.So, would like SM to not use USART1, and if needed, use another USART allocated (temporarily)  to a serial console

Whenever I plug my Nucleo WB55 into my PC via USB, a Drive opens with some basic info about the Board. While this may be helpful at the beginning I don't want that this opens up everytime I plug it in. Is there a way to disable this behaviour in the firmware?

after follow the wiki, the can0(m_can2) can not start up on stm32mp157d-dk1root@stm32mp1:~# dmesg | grep can[ 0.384348] can: controller area network core[ 0.384666] can: raw protocol[ 0.384678] can: broadcast manager protocol[ 0.384695] can: netlink gateway - max_hops=1[ 0.663370] m_can_platform 4400f000.can: no clock found root@stm32mp1:~# cat /sys/kernel/debug/clk/clk_summary | grep fdcanfdcan_k 0 0 0 74250000 0 0 50000 Nfdcan 0 0 0 104438965 0 0 50000 N

Is there a possibility to create folders in which to place projects in order to better visually organize all those in the workspace?For example in the picture below there is only a small part of the long list of my projects in "Project Explorer" ... can I create folders visible in the "Project Explorer" in which to place/categorize projects?I kindly ask is there anyone can guide me step by step because in the past I made some mistakes that cost me the loss of some projects I don't know in what remote parts of the computer

I am using two NUCLEO-F103RB boards for implementing and testing single-wire, half-duplex UART communication in polling mode. First I implemented and tested code based on the ‘UART_TwoBoards_ComPolling' example, which is included in the STM32F1 HAL library. Next I modified the code with the STM32CubeMX tool and set UART to Single-Wire (Half-Duplex), then re-created the code. See the screenshot. The idea is to only change what is required for switching from full-duplex to half-duplex, and leave the remaining code unchanged.Note that STM32CubeMX configures full-duplex UART config with a Push-Pull output. The half-duplex output is Open Drain and requires a pull-up resistor.Test setup:* Two NUCLEO-F103RB boards.* STM32CubeIDE Version 1.12.1.* STM32CubeMX Version 6.8.1.Known required changes from full-duplex to half-duplex (here UART1):* One wire from UART1 PA9 on both NUCLEOs.* Call in main(): HAL_UART_MspInit() changes pin PA9 to Open drain.* CubeMX adds HAL_HalfDuplex_Init() to MX_USART1

Hello,I am running into an issue where I can only receive on UART5 of an STM32H7A3LI if I have been debugging since a power cycle. The code runs normally otherwise after a power cycle, but UART5 cannot receive unless it is debugging.Using a JLink Pro, VSCode, arm-none-eabi-gdb-py, STM32H7A3LI on a custom PCBI have confirmed data is sent and received regardless of debug state using a logic analzyer, the problem is definitely on the MCUI have tried attaching the debugger to an existing session using SEGGER's ozone, the DMA counter gets incremented on the first byte received but the data is just a 0, it is not the actual byte receivedThis does not happen on other UARTs or USARTs, I am able to receive normally from other devices connected to other UARTs regardless of whether or not I am debuggingThe Instruction and Data caching has been disabled for the send buffer. It was not needed for any other RX buffer, only the TX buffers had issues with caching. I did try receiving on an RX buffer w

In my application I have TIM1 configured to output a configurable frequency - which works well.Now I want to add support for pausing the timer and the outputs should then go to inactive state( = low).But whatever I try with MOE, OSSI, CC2E, CC2NE bits, both outputs on channel 2 remain high.Am I misinterpreting table 116 on page 604 of the ref.manual?