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Wde G.1
Associate II
March 24, 2020
Question

I have setup ADC1 & ADC2 for dual mode sampling in CubeMX for the Nucleo-H743ZI, when I change the input channel for ADC2 then Cube sets the "DMA Access Mode" to disabled for both channels. Is this normal behavior?

  • March 24, 2020
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Nesrine.JLASSI
Visitor II
April 30, 2020

Hi @Wde G.1​ 

Could you please share your ioc file to check the issue .

Best regards,

Nesrine

Wde G.1
Wde G.1Author
Associate II
April 30, 2020
Hi Nesrine, Thank you for picking up this issue. See the ioc file attached. Regards, Walter. Op do 30 apr. 2020 om 06:52 schreef ST Community :
Nesrine.JLASSI
Visitor II
April 30, 2020

Hello @Wde G.1​ 

I think you forgot to tie up your ioc file.

Regards,

Nesrine

Wde G.1
Wde G.1Author
Associate II
April 30, 2020
Next try See attached "EmStat4_fw_test_nucleo.ioc" Op do 30 apr. 2020 om 10:50 schreef ST Community :
Wde G.1
Wde G.1Author
Associate II
April 30, 2020

Hi Nesrine,

I do see the ioc file in my send email:

Maybe the server is blocking it?

Should i resend it?

Regards,

Walter.

Nesrine.JLASSI
Visitor II
April 30, 2020

​Yes please.

Regards,

Nesrine

Wde G.1
Wde G.1Author
Associate II
April 30, 2020

Can I attach it in here? I don't see a attach icon, only link

Nesrine.JLASSI
Visitor II
April 30, 2020

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Wde G.1
Wde G.1Author
Associate II
April 30, 2020

I have send it again, you got it?

Wde G.1
Wde G.1Author
Associate II
April 30, 2020

sorry didn't saw that one :grimacing_face:

Nesrine.JLASSI
Visitor II
May 4, 2020

Hi @Wde G.1​ 

Thanks for the feedback,

It is a normal behavior :

when we change the input (for example IN9 to ===> IN6), DMA ACCESS MODE still enabled.

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When we unchecked IN9 for example then check IN6, DMA access mode change to Disable and to enable it you should go to ADC1 and change it to enable.

Best regards,

Nesrine

Wde G.1
Wde G.1Author
Associate II
May 7, 2020

Thank you Nesrine!

If it's normal behavior then it ok once you know it ;)

Regards,

Walter.