2018-04-13 02:17 PM
I am not sure if this is the best way to report issues with STM32Cube, if not please let me know and I can go the suggested path.
Before describing the actual issue here are the primary configuration settings using STM32F767ZI Nucleo that are related to the problem:
- Pinout: USB_OTG_FS: set to 'Host_Only'
- Pinout: Middleware: USB_HOST: 'Host supporting ALL classes'
- Configuration: Middleware: USB_HOST: Platform Settings: Set 'Supported IPs' to 'GPIO:Output' using PG6
This generates code for USBH_Start() containing the following:
/* Activate VBUS on the port */
USBH_LL_DriverVBUS (phost, TRUE);The issue is that USBH_LL_DriverVBUS() is defined such that the second parameter is inverted logic.
Here is the function comment for USBH_LL_DriverVBUS():
/**
* @brief Drive VBUS. * @param phost: Host handle * @param state : VBUS state * This parameter can be one of the these values: * 0 : VBUS Active * 1 : VBUS Inactive * @retval Status */So when calling USBH_Start() with TRUE, it is actually turning the port's VBUS OFF instead of ON. The same issue exists for USBH_Stop().
Simply changing the call above to use FALSE (and similarly for USBH_Stop, setting to TRUE), the issue of the USB host not working will be resolved.
#nucleo-stm32f7 #bug-report #stm32-stm32cube2018-08-03 01:29 PM
I'd like to know if this issue is being addressed. It is difficult to work around bugs in auto-generated code. I hit this issue today and only by knowing the exact problem was I able to find this 'question'.
Or is there another mechanism for reporting STM32CubeMX bugs?
2019-01-04 03:41 AM
Same problem than the two previous contributors. I lost one day working on that, then by chance I found the bug by another way, but, the problem is exactly the one described here (Nucleo board with STM32F4, FreeRTOS, LwIP, USB and FATFS together, code generated from FW_F4 V1.23.0).
2019-01-04 03:41 AM
Same problem than the two previous contributors. I lost one day working on that, then by chance I found the bug by another way, but, the problem is exactly the one described here (Nucleo board with STM32F4, FreeRTOS, LwIP, USB and FATFS together, code generated from FW_F4 V1.23.0).