2024-04-03 03:40 AM - last edited on 2024-04-03 04:19 AM by STTwo-32
Hello to everyone.
I'm working on a display interface, changing from M3 -> M4 -> H5 CPUs. The issue appeared on all type(it's a HW issue?)
At the beginning I can connect, debug, program and so on. Bt after some operation, I can't continue. I still have a "No STM target found" error, from CubeIDE and Programmer.
What I can see is that the CPU voltage is not 3.3V, but less:
This happen with different STLINK-V2 or V3. Obviously I check the volts on SWD pin 1 and it's always ~3.3V
When this happen I usually pas to another board/JTAG. But afer a while I connect the old JTAG-Board and it work again. I enclose the schematics, because I presume it's a HW problem.
Can someone gimme a tip?
Thanks.
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2024-04-03 06:21 AM
You're right!
But after posting my colleague realize that a cable isn't well inserted. It's a mistake, after 2-3 month of tests.
And I'm sure I can't realize it until I made this post :frowning_face:
2024-04-03 04:26 AM
Hello @TheRaprus
When You find a solution to your own request, is a good idea to share it instead of deleting your post. It may help others.
Best Regards.
STTwo-32
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2024-04-03 04:45 AM
@TheRaprus wrote:
At the beginning I can connect, debug, program and so on. Bt after some operation, I can't continue. I still have a "No STM target found" error, from CubeIDE and Programmer.
Are you disabling (or re-configuring) some or all of the debug pins at some point in your code?
2024-04-03 06:21 AM
You're right!
But after posting my colleague realize that a cable isn't well inserted. It's a mistake, after 2-3 month of tests.
And I'm sure I can't realize it until I made this post :frowning_face:
2024-04-03 06:34 AM
So you were right - it was a hardware problem!