2025-11-14 12:10 AM - last edited on 2025-11-14 12:18 AM by mƎALLEm
Hello everyone,
I am using the NUCLEO H753ZI microcontroller it has ST Link V3 can i debug this board with the ST Link can you tell me what version of ST do i need to get to debug my board and also can you provied me the document for debugging with ST link.
Thank you
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2025-11-14 5:10 AM
This is to use a printf over the serial wire viewer
You can refer to this article: Using the ITM console for printf redirects and LWIP debug messages
2025-11-14 12:16 AM - edited 2025-11-14 12:22 AM
Hello @JhonVijay and welcome the the ST community,
Not sure I understood the question. The on board STLINK-V3 is intended to connect to the on-board MCU in your case: STM32H753 MCU.
You can use it with STM32CubeIDE for debug, you can use it with STM32CubeProgrammer to upload, read to/from the internal or (if available) an external flash.
You can also refer to the board's user manual UM2407 / section 7.3 Embedded STLINK-V3E
2025-11-14 3:46 AM
I had debugged my Nucleo board with the J Link with the segger RTT. Now i like to change to STLINK So l would like to know what version of ST external debuger support my board which can be used for debuging my device
2025-11-14 3:53 AM - edited 2025-11-14 3:55 AM
You can connect a J-LINK on CN5 connector on NUCLEO H753ZI:
Please refer to the user manual of the board UM2407 / section 7.3.3 Using an external debug tool to program and debug the on-board STM32H7
For STLINK you can use the external version STLINK-V3 (I don't know what the reason to use an external version while there is one on board)
Hope that does answer your question
2025-11-14 4:02 AM
@JhonVijay wrote:I had debugged my Nucleo board with the J Link with the segger RTT.
Note that RTT is proprietary to Segger - it is not supported on ST-Link.
@JhonVijay wrote:i like to change to STLINK So l would like to know what version of ST external debuger support my board
Why external? Your board already has the ST-Link built in!
As for ST software, that's STM32CubeIDE.
You can also use STM32CubeProgrammer for programming.
All of this is linked from your Board's Product Page:
https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/nucleo-h753zi.html#tools-software
2025-11-14 4:06 AM - edited 2025-11-14 4:06 AM
@JhonVijay wrote:
I had debugged my Nucleo board with the J Link with the segger RTT.
@Andrew Neil .. If you remember our discussion ;)
2025-11-14 5:04 AM
2025-11-14 5:10 AM
This is to use a printf over the serial wire viewer
You can refer to this article: Using the ITM console for printf redirects and LWIP debug messages
2025-11-14 6:39 AM
@JhonVijay wrote:i had tried to debug using the internal debugger to print the debugging messages by refering this vedio but i couldn't see the any debug messages
But you could load your code OK, and use other debugger features like stepping, breakpoints, examining variables, etc?
As @mƎALLEm said, that video is about using SWV.
You can also get debug messages from a UART via the ST-Link's VCP (Virtual COM Port) ...
2025-11-14 7:16 AM