How to get TIM16 to run from LSI on STM32G030F6P6?

[RLour.1]

Try as I might in the STM32CubeMX I can't get TIM16 to use the LSI as the input.

MX_TIM16_Init();
 /* USER CODE BEGIN 2 */
 // Start timer
 HAL_SuspendTick();
 HAL_TIMEx_TISelection(&htim16, 1, TIM_CHANNEL_1);
 HAL_TIM_Base_Start_IT(&htim16);

The call to HAL_TIMEx_TISelection() ends up performing this write to the TISEL register of TIM16

MODIFY_REG(htim->Instance->TISEL, TIM_TISEL_TI1SEL, TISelection);

Bit definitions

 

Here is my STM32CubeMX setup.

I am expecting roughly 1/2 Hz interrupt with a 16000 setting. Instead, I am getting 1mSec.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

[waclawek.jan]

Read out and check/post TIM16 registers content.

JW

[RLour.1]

I am trying to clock TIM16 with LSI according to page 132 of the following manual.

From 132

 

I am referencing this document 

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	Details:0
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	Details:0
	Default:0
	Decimal:0
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	Details:7950
	Default:11776
	Decimal:11776
	Hex:0x2e00
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	Octal:027000
 
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	Details:0
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	Hex:0x0
	Binary:0
	Octal:0
 
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	Details:0
	Default:0
	Decimal:0
	Hex:0x0
	Binary:0
	Octal:0
 
Name : ARR
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	Decimal:16000
	Hex:0x3e80
	Binary:11111010000000
	Octal:037200
 
Name : PSC
	Details:0
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	Decimal:0
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	Binary:0
	Octal:0
 
Name : CCR1
	Details:0
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Name : CCR2
	Details:0
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Name : CCR4
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Name : CCR3
	Details:0
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Name : DCR
	Details:0
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	Binary:0
	Octal:0
 
Name : DMAR
	Details:129
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	Decimal:129
	Hex:0x81
	Binary:10000001
	Octal:0201
 
Name : CCR5
	Details:0
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	Binary:0
	Octal:0
 
Name : CCR6
	Details:0
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	Decimal:0
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Name : CCMR3
	Details:0
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	Decimal:0
	Hex:0x0
	Binary:0
	Octal:0
 
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Name : OR1
	Details:0
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	Decimal:0
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Name : AF2
	Details:0
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	Decimal:0
	Hex:0x0
	Binary:0
	Octal:0
 
Name : TISEL
	Details:1
	Default:1
	Decimal:1
	Hex:0x1
	Binary:1
	Octal:01

[RLour.1]

I think I found my own answers. None of the timers can be clocked by the LSI. You can measure the LSI by using it as a gate for the counter, but not to drive the counter. Drat.

[waclawek.jan]

Indeed, TIM16 does not have the slave-mode controller so you can't use TIM16_CH1 as source for external clock mode.

The TIM15/16/17 chapter is confusing in that TIM15 has a different structure than TIM16 and TIM17 and I've looked at the wrong diagram (in RM444 the TIM15 block diagram is placed into the TIM16/TIM17 main features chapter...)

You still can use LSI as input clock to LPTIM or RTC.

Please select your post as Best so that thread is marked as solved.

JW