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Using ST-Link of STM32F4 Discovery Board for programming STM32WB

Nico3
Senior

Hello,

I am new to STM32WB series. I have designed my custom board, but I can not upload the program. I am using ST link on  STM32F4 Discovery board but I sees "Target no device found".  

Please confirm if we can use Stink on STM32F4 Discovery board to upload the program or not. 

 

Thanks

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Nico3
Senior

Please note I am able to program STM32WB MCU now.  The issue was with soldering. Most likely one of connection was dry.   It is really challenging to manually solder QFN package.  

 

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STTwo-32
ST Employee

Hello @Nico3 

I've just tested this using the STM32F4DISCOVERY and the Nucleo-WB55CG and I can confirm that it should work fine. I think this problem may be on your HW design. 

PS: If you want to use the embedded ST-Link of the STM32F4DISCOVERY to program your STM32WB based design, you can use the Connector CN2 pins after taking off the 2 jumpers of the CN3.

Best Regards.

STTwo-32

To give better visibility on the answered topics, please click on Accept as Solution on the reply which solved your issue or answered your question.

As @STTwo-32 says, it should work.

So the problem must be in:

  • your custom board - design and/or implementation;
  • your configuration of the Discovery board;
  • your connections between Discovery & custom boards;
  • any combination of the above

Please see How to write your question to maximize your chances to find a solution - in particular:

  • Provide schematic of your custom board
  • Provide schematic of Disco connection to your custom board 
  • What tools are you using (including versions)? Show the error message(s) you get
  • Some good, clear photos of your setup may help

 

Nico3
Senior

Please note I am able to program STM32WB MCU now.  The issue was with soldering. Most likely one of connection was dry.   It is really challenging to manually solder QFN package.