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JYu.3
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June 17, 2019
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How to bring STM32H753XI-E02 Eval board back to its original status?

  • June 17, 2019
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Hello,

Can someone let me know how to bring STM32H753XI-E02 Eval board back to its original status (i.e. factory default)?

I tried to implement Quad SPI application and found the Eval board did not work well. The USB port (CN23) did not communicate and LD3 illuminated Red color. 

Thanks,

James

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Best answer by Tesla DeLorean

Not a board I have I'm afraid.

General options in these cases are to strap BOOT0 high, and perhaps cycle the power a couple of times for H7 Dual platforms. This would stop any broken code you have on the device from running, and allow you to erase or reprogram.

STM32 Cube Programmer, with External Loaders for the QSPI, etc, would be needed to reflash the content.

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Tesla DeLorean
Guru
June 17, 2019

You'd need to reload the internal/external memories with the code they shipped with. You saved those first, right?

You could perhaps look in the HAL example trees for the Demonstration app .HEX files for the board.

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JYu.3
JYu.3Author
Associate II
June 17, 2019

Thanks Clive!

Can you let me know the way to reload the internal/external memories? Now the USB port (CN23) seems not to work well. STLink could not find the target device.

Thanks,

James

Tesla DeLorean
Tesla DeLoreanBest answer
Guru
June 17, 2019

Not a board I have I'm afraid.

General options in these cases are to strap BOOT0 high, and perhaps cycle the power a couple of times for H7 Dual platforms. This would stop any broken code you have on the device from running, and allow you to erase or reprogram.

STM32 Cube Programmer, with External Loaders for the QSPI, etc, would be needed to reflash the content.

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JYu.3
JYu.3Author
Associate II
June 17, 2019

I tried to boot from Flash (SW1 to Flash), the board seems to work now.

Thank you very much for your help!

James