Bootloader via USART1 on NUCLEO-WL55JC1 Nucleo-64 board (MB1389)
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‎2025-04-13 2:44 PM - edited ‎2025-04-13 2:49 PM
I'm trying program FLASH via serial bootloader using STM32WL55 USART1
The an2606 indicates that
- USART-RX is PA10 pin, connected to CN7-32
- USART-TX is PA9 pin, connected to CN10-19
I connected the BOOT0 pin to 3.3V
- If after reset I send 0x7f to LPUART via ST-LINK VCOMM I get ACK (0x79) back
- But if after reset I send 0x7F to PA10 using external FTDI232 adapter I'm not getting anything back. If I check level of PA9 it shows 200mV (the PA10 is 3.3V) with FTDI connected and 0V with FTDI disconnected
- The loopback test on FTDI is working fine, so I don't suspect FTDI malfunctioning
I suspect my board is not properly configured, but could not see anything that would affect PA9 and PA10 configuration.
Can it be an error in a board documentation, I already spotted one error in table 18, it shows both CN10-35 and CN1-37 connected to PB6, which is probably wrong, one of them must be PB7.
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‎2025-04-14 7:40 AM
Hello,
I can confirm the bootloader is working on PA9/PA10,
Here is my setup so you can compare with yours:
>> I already spotted one error in table 18
Thank you for reporting. Internal ticket : #207502
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‎2025-04-14 7:40 AM
Hello,
I can confirm the bootloader is working on PA9/PA10,
Here is my setup so you can compare with yours:
>> I already spotted one error in table 18
Thank you for reporting. Internal ticket : #207502
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‎2025-04-14 8:28 AM
Thanks a lot Mike, I don't know what I was doing wrong. I just disassembled my setup and done it again to copy your photo 1:1. That made a trick!
