No St Link Detected STM32WL55JC2

[BNamu.1]

Hello, I recently bought an STM32WL55JC2 board (nucleo). I have downloaded the STM32 IDE.

When I connect the card in USB directly to my pc there are three LEDS that blink successively (red green blue).

I can build my project (empty) on STM32IDE on both cores.

Except that I have the error NO ST LINK DETECTED.

I tried to change debugger but nothing to do.

I also tried to install STLINK via the ST site but it does not change.

In the USB device manager I see that "ADB interface".

In the ST folder I tried to install the STLINK driver but it does not change my error.

Should I buy a debugger in addition to the card? Thanks

 

[Tesla DeLorean]

Use quality cables, not charging cables.

Avoid hubs or docking stations.

Avoid Virtual Machines.

Avoid AV and policies blocking USB MSC (Flash Sticks)​

[BNamu.1]

My STM32WL55JC2 wasn't provided with a cable so i'm using cables from my computer (headphone cables etc...)

I've tried two different cables, when ive changed and i got a STLINK V3 upgrade which failed and after that i got the same error No ST LINK detected.

My cable is directly connected to my computer case.

[BNamu.1]

Well, i've tried my nucleo on an Arduino environment and it doesn't detected my board too. I guess the cable is the main problem

[Tesla DeLorean]

So you did a failed upgrade?

Is the ADB Interface device the ST-LINK/V3 ?

If it's not in Device Manager as an ST-LINK not much hope of other apps "finding" it.​

You should try STM32 Cube Programmer first.​

[BNamu.1]

Good update : i've tried with a new cable and got this error : I've done this update before the error above :

[ChahinezC]

Hello @BNamu.1​,

Based on the screenshot you shared, an update is required again. You can click on "Upgrade" to update the ST-Link FW and solve the issue.

Chahinez.

[BNamu.1]

@ChahinezC​ 

I have done this upgrade , i got this error now :

[Tesla DeLorean]

Check that it's actually usable in STM32 Cube Programmer, it's a stand-alone programmer.

This is complaining about chip level connectivity, might be due to low power modes, or interface circuitry being powered down.

Try other connectivity options, like "Connect Under Reset"

[Tesla DeLorean]

The ST-LINK/V3 uses USB-HS it's significantly less tolerant of low quality, shielded, cables.