2025-10-19 11:53 PM
Hi All,
I am a newbie to STM32L432 boards. I am seeing that when i power the STM32L432 board with USB then everything is fine and my code runs and LED stays solid RED.
But if i try to start the STM32 board with only VIN i.e. +7V then the RED led i.e. LD1 keeps blinking. I have checked that i followed this -
This procedure also works fine -
1) Power up the board using VIN of +7V and LD1 keeps blinking.
2) Connecting USB then the LED LD1 turns to solid RED and then disconnect that cable after 5 seconds.
3) Then continue to use this.
I am guessing here that it is something to do with the bootloader not being able to run from Flash ? But how come just connecting the USB makes it run fine. Is this a known bug ?
2025-10-20 12:50 AM
> 1) Power up the board using VIN of +7V and LD1 keeps blinking.
Which sounds a bit strange, but I suppose your board has an additional input for a DC power jack.
Mind you, the quoted document says "7V < VIN < 12V", which means +7V is the minimum required. I would try +9V, supposedly the nominal value.
> But if i try to start the STM32 board with only VIN i.e. +7V then the RED led i.e. LD1 keeps blinking.
I suggest to look up in the manual what that blink code means, but usually indicates a power supply issue.
I recently had Raspberry Pis crashing during operation due to power supply issues, and years ago an instance with a STM32 discovery board and an attached LCD display.
2025-10-20 3:03 AM
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You haven't said which Board you are using, but your screenshot looks like this:
Which applies to the NUCLEO-L432KC Nucleo-32 board - is that the one?
@Dave001 wrote:LED stays solid RED.?
Which LED?
If we're talking Nucleo-32, it has three LEDs - their functions are described in the User Manual