Moving code from G030 to C011
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‎2025-04-26 3:40 PM - last edited on ‎2025-04-28 5:42 AM by Sarra.S
Hi All
I have a breakout board, I've been testing some ws2812 code , I'm using TIM1 with DMA + PWM
I developed the code on the G030, it's a 32 pin package.
I'm using internal clock and have it running at 48MHz for Timers.
Works has intended.
Switch to C011 in an 8 Pin package.
Created new project in MX and just copied over the code I added.
I'm using internal clock and have it running at 48MHz for Timers.
Code does not work. complies fine, but the leds not work.
In both porjects I am using TIM1 , configured the same way.
I don't have a Scope where I can view the PWM output
Question: Does anyone of a any differences between how TIM1 works between both MCU? I looked through AN5969 Migrating between STM32G0 and STM32C0 MCUs and nothing jumped out.
Can I use CudeMonitor to review the PWM?
Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.
Regards, Stephen
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‎2025-04-30 2:44 AM - edited ‎2025-04-30 2:45 AM
Just checked my order, parts order where STM32C011J6M6
I might try a different timer.
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‎2025-04-30 3:01 AM
I added a simple led toggle on a gpio pin and it never toggles
while (1)
{
int z = 9;
while (z >= 0) {
Set_Display(z, "orange");
WS2812_send();
HAL_Delay(1000);
--z;
}
HAL_GPIO_TogglePin(LED_GPIO_Port, LED_Pin);
z=0;
while (z <= 9) {
Set_Di
splay(z, "green");
WS2812_send();
HAL_Delay(1000);
++z;
}
z=9;
/* USER CODE END WHILE */
/* USER CODE BEGIN 3 */
}
I'll keep looking :)
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‎2025-04-30 3:45 AM - edited ‎2025-04-30 5:59 AM
Dear stevecimo,
I guess there is lack of basically thing.
You should not think easily migration from STM32G0.
Build a project as “STM32C0" from scratch.
Also don't forget to read the datasheet/reference-manual/errata-sheet carefully.
Best regards,
Nemui.
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‎2025-05-01 12:04 PM
What you have shown looks okay.
Can you set that pin statically to 0 and 1 and measure the output level, i.e. a classic blinky? Could it be a soldering issue?
hth
KnarfB
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‎2025-05-02 2:20 PM
I'll give it a try, I have received some samples MCU, Including G , F, H series in different packages....
including a Nuceo-F103RB
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‎2025-05-02 3:47 PM
But I did build the project from scratch, started a new project , selected the MCU, configured the timer and clock using cubeMX , then just copied my code across.....
This is what ST recommend when moving between MCU?
I just used the same process to move the code to a Nucleo F103RB and is working....
I think I'm going to move to 20pin package and have some G and F in 20pins .
:)
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‎2025-05-02 4:37 PM - edited ‎2025-05-02 5:42 PM
Dear stevecimo,
Here is my simplest STM32C0 project("moving from" G0 project below).
https://nemuisan.blog.bai.ne.jp/?eid=192848#STM32C0
STM32G0 is here.
https://nemuisan.blog.bai.ne.jp/?eid=192848#STM32G0
Those project includes timer setting(for uSec wait timer).
And NO-CUBEIDE/NO-CUBEMX to avoid buggy code generation.
I do not have intend to answer anymore,but may be I told the just answer :)
Best regards,
Nemui.
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‎2025-05-02 6:26 PM
Thanks, I'll take a look :)
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‎2025-05-17 2:44 AM
I have yet to figure this out, I've received some 20 pin G030 and my code works fine on them, so I'll stick with the G030 for now . :)
I also purchased a F103 Nucleo board and a C011 Discovery board and a Chinese Bluepill (F103 I think it's using a real STm32) .
My code moves to the F103 fine (both boards) , still does not work on the C011 Discovery.......
When I get an Oscilloscope , I'll take another look :)
Thanks for help :)
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‎2025-05-17 3:41 AM
You can miss many thinks, but primary read first carefuly about mcus.
C011
G030
no PLL vs PLL usw.

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