STLINK-V3MODS SWD protocol

[Gomar]

Hello everyone.

I want to connect a STLINK-V3MODS to a microcontroller STM32L031 using SWD protocol, I have tried the following the following conection:

Is that enough to flash a program using stmcube mx?

[AScha.3]

Hi,

>I want to connect a STLINK-V3MODS

ok, but its connections are on the edge - not the STDC14 connector. So this cannot work. :)

see manual:

-> STLINK-V3MINI only !!!

>Is that enough to flash a program using stmcube mx?

If you make the connections to the edge connector : yes, just need : gnd, vdd (input), swd , swc .

 

[Gomar]

Thank you! I am going to be careful when reading datasheet :D

[Gomar]

I already tried the solution bit it is still not working for me.

I Update connecttions as follow:

I run debug in STCube and got the following error:

I connected a logic analyzer in swd wires and I see that there are communication

Since I am using Ubuntu as OS, I gave all permission to the programmer (sudo chmod 777 /dev/ttyACM0)

Someone know what else I have to do in order to flash a program?

[AScha.3]

>I connected a logic analyzer in swd wires and I see that there are communication

Good, so it should work...

Can you install CubeProgrammer ? We can see more info about, whats not working .

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Is your STM32L031xx  on know working board or first test of something new ? (show circuit then.)

[Gomar]

>Is your STM32L031xx  on know working board or first test of something new ? (show circuit then.)

I just placed a microcontroller in a PCB and put it in a protoboard.

In a protoboard I connected the following signals:

>Can you install CubeProgrammer ? We can see more info about, whats not working .

 

 

[David Littell]

@AScha.3, wouldn't you want NRST connected as well?

@Gomar, after installing CubeProgrammer don't forget to do the firmware upgrade of your STLINK.

[AScha.3]

@David Littell  , with > software reset < setting , NRST not needed (except special cases, target in power down mode etc.).

And he showed in pic, he used NRST for the connection...

[Andrew Neil]

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@AScha.3 wrote:

@David Littell  , with > software reset < setting , NRST not needed (except special cases, target in power down mode etc.)...

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@Gomar  Indeed it's not generally essential, but I would strongly advise to included it - to avoid all risk of getting yourself stuck in one of those "special cases" where you really do need it!