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parth kothiya
Associate III
April 2, 2022
Question

ST LINK V3 MODS error DEV_TARGET_CMD_ERROR ?

i recently purchase STLINK V3 MODS i connect using SWD connection as STLINK V2 .

i am using stm32cubeprogrammer for programming when i press connect it gives error

st link error DEV_TARGET_CMD_ERROR .

what is the problem and how can i solve it?

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    Szujo
    Associate
    August 13, 2022

    I have same situation. I tried to look up any solutions , but nothing. 

    Tesla DeLorean
    Guru
    August 13, 2022

    Very little meat here to work from.

    What STM32 model are you connecting too?

    Custom board? Good wiring and grounds?

    The ST-LINK/V3 need a high quality USB cable, cheap/charger cable are often no good. Have some marked/rated for USB 2.0 480Mbps operation,will likely be wider and have shielding.

    Speed of SWD can also now exceed that of some STM32 parts, ie CM0(+) ones

    Make sure your interface connects NRST for the "Connect Under Reset", etc to actually do anything.

    Find some diagnostic skills, it will help

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    Szujo
    Associate
    August 13, 2022

    It seems to me, that if you solder the pin "T_Vcc" (pin 30) the error message will be disappeared , but the programer would not works. :(

    Szujo
    Associate
    August 16, 2022

    I try to use STM32F103C6., blue pill modul.

    I worked with this modul earlier. I programmed with a clone stlink-V2 via 3 pin. It was everything ok, but I updated STMCube, unfortunately. :(

    After the update I couldn't download the new firmware to the clone programmer. I bought a St V3 programmer , and there is not a correct description which pins need to use, which pins are optional. Let's it hang...

    So, thank you for your advitice! I will try to use nrst pin.

    I thing the usb cabel is good, because StmCubeMx is recognize the IC type. But I will change it too.