STM32U5 Can't exit STOP2 mode with LPTIM

[LMenc.1]

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to enter STOP2 mode with a STM32U575 and exit from it with a LPTIM1 compare match. LPTIM1 is clocked with LSE, so it should be still working in STOP2 mode.

Here is part of my code in the main funtion:

 /* Initialize all configured peripherals */

 MX_GPIO_Init();

 MX_LPTIM1_Init();

 lptim_single(1024); //Around 2s, checked already

 /* Infinite loop */

 while (1)

 {

/* Enter in Stop mode */

/* Set STOP2 mode when CPU enters deep sleep */

LL_PWR_SetPowerMode(LL_PWR_STOP2_MODE);

/* Set SLEEPDEEP bit of Cortex System Control Register */

LL_LPM_EnableDeepSleep();

__WFI();

LL_GPIO_TogglePin(GPIOH, LL_GPIO_PIN_0);

 }

The function lptim_single:

bool lptim_single(int32_t t)

{

 /* Set prescaler */

 LL_LPTIM_Enable(LPTIM1);

 LL_LPTIM_SetAutoReload(LPTIM1, t);

 LL_LPTIM_OC_SetCompareCH1(LPTIM1, t/2);

 LL_LPTIM_EnableIT_CC1(LPTIM1);

 LL_LPTIM_EnableIT_ARRM(LPTIM1);

 LL_LPTIM_StartCounter(LPTIM1, LL_LPTIM_OPERATING_MODE_ONESHOT);

 return true;

}

It seems to enter in STOP2 mode but then it never exit unless I suspend the esecution with the debugger. Any suggestion?

[Imen.D]

Hello @Community member​ and welcome to the Community 🙂

Please have a look at the STM32U575xx STM32U585xx errata sheet and check if you have the same behavior as described in the errata for the device limitation.

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Imen

[LMenc.1]

Hello @Imen DAHMEN​,

I already checked the errata.

Thank you for the advice!

[Piranha · Accepted solution]

For the timer to run in Stop mode, the LPBAM (low-power background autonomous mode) must be configured. And, for the WFI instruction to wake up the CPU from interrupt, it must be enabled in the NVIC.

[EC.3]

Hi @Piranha ,

Where can I find info on configuring LPBAM to support wakeup from LPTIM autoreload match? I came across an5816-how-to-build-stm32-lpbam-application-using-stm32cubemx-stmicroelectronics.pdf , but that seems like it's for more involved use cases involving continuous data transfer. Is there a more straightforward example for this?

Thanks

[EC.3]

It seems for the basic case of LPTIM timed wakeup from STOP2, the general solution provided in this post works. In this context, use __HAL_RCC_LPTIMx_CLKAM_ENABLE(), where x can be 1, 3, or 4. LPTIM2 doesn't work in STOP2.