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Stop mode does not work as expected

tinova-1
Associate II

‎2023-12-13 02:55 AM

Hi! 

I am using an STM32MP153 and am working on implementing the STOP mode functionality for my application. The MCU shall wake up on a falling edge on pin PI8. The pin PG15 has an interrupt attached to it for another functionality. Before going into stop mode, I must disable the PG15 interrupt for applicational reasons. Going into stop mode and waking up works fine unless I disable the interrupt on PG15. If going to stop mode fails, the power consumption is approx. 830mW and I cannot wake up the system on pin PI8. I cannot explain this behaviour, does anyone have an idea? Thanks a lot!

Here are snippets of my code:

 

/*Configure GPIO pin : PtPin */
GPIO_InitStruct.Pin = GPIO_PIN_8;
GPIO_InitStruct.Mode = GPIO_MODE_IT_FALLING;
GPIO_InitStruct.Pull = GPIO_NOPULL;
HAL_GPIO_Init(GPIOI, &GPIO_InitStruct);
    
/*Configure GPIO pin : PtPin */
GPIO_InitStruct.Pin = GPIO_PIN_15;
GPIO_InitStruct.Mode = GPIO_MODE_IT_RISING;
GPIO_InitStruct.Pull = GPIO_NOPULL;
HAL_GPIO_Init(GYRO1_INT1_GPIO_Port, &GPIO_InitStruct);

HAL_NVIC_SetPriority(EXTI8_IRQn, 0, 0);
HAL_NVIC_EnableIRQ(EXTI8_IRQn);

// (Set up interrupt for PG15...)

// disable EXTI interrupt for Port G, Pin 15
dioConfigStruct_st.Alternate = 0;
dioConfigStruct_st.Mode = GPIO_MODE_IT_OFF;
dioConfigStruct_st.Pin = GPIO_PIN_15;
dioConfigStruct_st.Pull = GPIO_NOPULL;
dioConfigStruct_st.Speed = GPIO_SPEED_FREQ_LOW;
HAL_GPIO_ClearPortExti(GPIOG, &dioConfigStruct_st); // If I comment out this line, going to Stop mode works

// go to Stop mode...
/* (C)STOP protection mechanism
 * Only the IT with the highest priority (0 value) can interrupt.
 * RCC_WAKEUP_IRQn IT is intended to have the highest priority and to be the
 * only one IT having this value
 * RCC_WAKEUP_IRQn is generated only when RCC is completely resumed from CSTOP
 */
__set_BASEPRI((RCC_WAKEUP_IRQ_PRIO + 1) << (8 - __NVIC_PRIO_BITS));

/* Back up clock context */
rccBackupClocks();

/* Clear the Low Power MCU flags before going into CSTOP */
__HAL_PWR_CLEAR_FLAG(PWR_FLAG_STOP);

HAL_PWR_EnterSTOPMode(PWR_MAINREGULATOR_ON, PWR_STOPENTRY_WFI);

/* ... STOP mode ... */

/* Leaving CStop mode */

/* Test if system was on STOP mode */
if (__HAL_PWR_GET_FLAG(PWR_FLAG_STOP) == 1U)
{
    /* Clear the Low Power MCU flags */
    __HAL_PWR_CLEAR_FLAG(PWR_FLAG_STOP);
}

/* Restore clocks */
ASSERT_THAT(rccRestoreClocks() == HAL_OK, "Restore Clocks failed!");

/* All level of ITs can interrupt */
__set_BASEPRI(0U);

// Enter 'systemctl suspend' in the Linux console

 

 

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PatrickF
ST Employee

‎2023-12-14 03:00 AM

Hi @tinova-1 

maybe PG15 related interrupt get fired during de-validation sequence if not done in right order.

Could you please share the code behind:

HAL_GPIO_ClearPortExti(GPIOG, &dioConfigStruct_st);

as this is seems not part of STM32MP1xx_HAL_Driver deliveries.

To go further, maybe dump and compare GPIOI, GPIOG and EXTI registers in both successful and failing cases (just before going to Stop).

Regards.

 

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tinova-1
Associate II

‎2023-12-14 06:54 AM

Hi @PatrickF

thank you very much for your quick response.

Find the function code here:

void HAL_GPIO_ClearPortExti(GPIO_TypeDef *GPIOx, GPIO_InitTypeDef *GPIO_Init)
{
    uint32_t position;
    uint32_t ioposition;
    uint32_t iocurrent;
    uint32_t temp;

    /* Configure the port pins */
    for (position = 0; position < GPIO_NUMBER; position++)
    {
        /* Get the IO position */
        ioposition = 1 << position;
        /* Get the current IO position */
        iocurrent = (uint32_t) (GPIO_Init->Pin) & ioposition;

        if (iocurrent == ioposition)
        {
            /*--------------------- EXTI Mode Configuration ------------------------*/
            /* Configure the External Interrupt or event for the current IO */
            if ((GPIO_Init->Mode & EXTI_MODE) == EXTI_MODE)
            {
                temp = EXTI->EXTICR[position >> 2];
                temp &= (((uint32_t) 0xFF) << (8 * (position & 0x03)));
                if (temp == ((uint32_t) (GPIO_GET_INDEX(GPIOx)) << (8 * (position & 0x03))))
                {
                    /* Clear EXTI line configuration for Current CPU */
                    EXTI_C2->IMR1 &= ~((uint32_t) iocurrent);
                    EXTI_C2->EMR1 &= ~((uint32_t) iocurrent);

                    /* Clear Rising Falling edge configuration */
                    EXTI->RTSR1 &= ~((uint32_t) iocurrent);
                    EXTI->FTSR1 &= ~((uint32_t) iocurrent);

                    /* Configure the External Interrupt or event for the current IO */
                    temp = ((uint32_t) 0xFF) << (8 * (position & 0x03));
                    EXTI->EXTICR[position >> 2] &= ~temp;
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

The registers before before the fail, shortly before calling 'EnterStopMode()':

EXTI_RTSR1	0x00002228
EXTI_FTSR1	0x00000100
EXTI_SWIER1	0x00000000
EXTI_RPR1	0x00000000
EXTI_FPR1	0x00000000
EXTI_TZENR1	0x00000000
EXTI_RTSR2	0x00000000
EXTI_FTSR2	0x00000000
EXTI_SWIER2	0x00000000
EXTI_RPR2	0x00000000
EXTI_FPR2	0x00000000
EXTI_TZENR2	0x00000000
EXTI_RTSR3	0x00000010
EXTI_FTSR3	0x00000000
EXTI_SWIER3	0x00000000
EXTI_RPR3	0x00000000
EXTI_FPR3	0x00000000
EXTI_TZENR3	0x00000000
EXTI_EXTICR1	0x08000000
EXTI_EXTICR2	0x00000700
EXTI_EXTICR3	0x00000108
EXTI_EXTICR4	0x00000700
EXTI_IMR1	0x41080000
EXTI_EMR1	0x00000000
EXTI_IMR2	0x20801000
EXTI_EMR2	0x00000000
EXTI_IMR3	0x00000050
EXTI_EMR3	0x00000000
EXTI_C2IMR1	0x00002328
EXTI_C2EMR1	0x00000000
EXTI_C2IMR2	0x00000000
EXTI_C2EMR2	0x00000000
EXTI_C2IMR3	0x00000000
EXTI_C2EMR3	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR13	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR12	0x1FC02200
EXTI_HWCFGR11	0x050EFFFF
EXTI_HWCFGR10	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR9	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR8	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR7	0x00000004
EXTI_HWCFGR6	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR5	0x000EFFFF
EXTI_HWCFGR4	0x00000616
EXTI_HWCFGR3	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR2	0x0001FFFF
EXTI_HWCFGR1	0x000B214B
EXTI_VERR	0x00000030
EXTI_IPIDR	0x000E0001
EXTI_SIDR	0xA3C5DD01
GPIOG_MODER	0x2B9BF65F
GPIOG_OTYPER	0x00008000
GPIOG_OSPEEDR	0x2B04C200
GPIOG_PUPDR	0x80200080
GPIOG_IDR	0x00000A04
GPIOG_ODR	0x00000004
GPIOG_BSRR	0x00000000
GPIOG_LCKR	0x00000000
GPIOG_AFRL	0x700B0000
GPIOG_AFRH	0x0BB760C0
GPIOG_BRR	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR10	0x00001240
GPIOG_HWCFGR9	0x0000FFFF
GPIOG_HWCFGR8	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOG_HWCFGR7	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOG_HWCFGR6	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOG_HWCFGR5	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR4	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR3	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR2	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR1	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR0	0x00000000
GPIOG_VERR	0x00000040
GPIOG_IPIDR	0x000F0003
GPIOG_SIDR	0xA3C5DD01
GPIOI_MODER	0xFFFC773D
GPIOI_OTYPER	0x00000108
GPIOI_OSPEEDR	0x00000014
GPIOI_PUPDR	0x00008880
GPIOI_IDR	0x00000000
GPIOI_ODR	0x00000000
GPIOI_BSRR	0x00000000
GPIOI_LCKR	0x00000000
GPIOI_AFRL	0x00000000
GPIOI_AFRH	0x00000000
GPIOI_BRR	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR10	0x00001240
GPIOI_HWCFGR9	0x0000FFFF
GPIOI_HWCFGR8	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOI_HWCFGR7	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOI_HWCFGR6	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOI_HWCFGR5	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR4	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR3	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR2	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR1	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR0	0x00000000
GPIOI_VERR	0x00000040
GPIOI_IPIDR	0x000F0003
GPIOI_SIDR	0xA3C5DD01

And these are the registers before it works:

EXTI_RTSR1	0x0000A228
EXTI_FTSR1	0x00000100
EXTI_SWIER1	0x00000000
EXTI_RPR1	0x00008000
EXTI_FPR1	0x00000000
EXTI_TZENR1	0x00000000
EXTI_RTSR2	0x00000000
EXTI_FTSR2	0x00000000
EXTI_SWIER2	0x00000000
EXTI_RPR2	0x00000000
EXTI_FPR2	0x00000000
EXTI_TZENR2	0x00000000
EXTI_RTSR3	0x00000010
EXTI_FTSR3	0x00000000
EXTI_SWIER3	0x00000000
EXTI_RPR3	0x00000000
EXTI_FPR3	0x00000000
EXTI_TZENR3	0x00000000
EXTI_EXTICR1	0x08000000
EXTI_EXTICR2	0x00000700
EXTI_EXTICR3	0x00000108
EXTI_EXTICR4	0x06000700
EXTI_IMR1	0x41080000
EXTI_EMR1	0x00000000
EXTI_IMR2	0x20801000
EXTI_EMR2	0x00000000
EXTI_IMR3	0x00000050
EXTI_EMR3	0x00000000
EXTI_C2IMR1	0x0000A328
EXTI_C2EMR1	0x00000000
EXTI_C2IMR2	0x00000000
EXTI_C2EMR2	0x00000000
EXTI_C2IMR3	0x00000000
EXTI_C2EMR3	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR13	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR12	0x1FC02200
EXTI_HWCFGR11	0x050EFFFF
EXTI_HWCFGR10	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR9	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR8	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR7	0x00000004
EXTI_HWCFGR6	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR5	0x000EFFFF
EXTI_HWCFGR4	0x00000616
EXTI_HWCFGR3	0x00000000
EXTI_HWCFGR2	0x0001FFFF
EXTI_HWCFGR1	0x000B214B
EXTI_VERR	0x00000030
EXTI_IPIDR	0x000E0001
EXTI_SIDR	0xA3C5DD01
GPIOG_MODER	0x2B9BF65F
GPIOG_OTYPER	0x00008000
GPIOG_OSPEEDR	0x2B04C200
GPIOG_PUPDR	0x80200080
GPIOG_IDR	0x00008A24
GPIOG_ODR	0x00000024
GPIOG_BSRR	0x00000000
GPIOG_LCKR	0x00000000
GPIOG_AFRL	0x700B0000
GPIOG_AFRH	0x0BB760C0
GPIOG_BRR	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR10	0x00001240
GPIOG_HWCFGR9	0x0000FFFF
GPIOG_HWCFGR8	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOG_HWCFGR7	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOG_HWCFGR6	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOG_HWCFGR5	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR4	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR3	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR2	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR1	0x00000000
GPIOG_HWCFGR0	0x00000000
GPIOG_VERR	0x00000040
GPIOG_IPIDR	0x000F0003
GPIOG_SIDR	0xA3C5DD01
GPIOI_MODER	0xFFFC773D
GPIOI_OTYPER	0x00000108
GPIOI_OSPEEDR	0x00000014
GPIOI_PUPDR	0x00008880
GPIOI_IDR	0x00000000
GPIOI_ODR	0x00000000
GPIOI_BSRR	0x00000000
GPIOI_LCKR	0x00000000
GPIOI_AFRL	0x00000000
GPIOI_AFRH	0x00000000
GPIOI_BRR	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR10	0x00001240
GPIOI_HWCFGR9	0x0000FFFF
GPIOI_HWCFGR8	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOI_HWCFGR7	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOI_HWCFGR6	0xFFFFFFFF
GPIOI_HWCFGR5	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR4	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR3	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR2	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR1	0x00000000
GPIOI_HWCFGR0	0x00000000
GPIOI_VERR	0x00000040
GPIOI_IPIDR	0x000F0003
GPIOI_SIDR	0xA3C5DD01
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PatrickF
ST Employee

‎2023-12-14 07:54 AM

Seems PG15 pin is different : 1 (fail) and 0 (works). So maybe you have something different elsewhere (PG5 is also different, but maybe expected).
When it works, there is a EXTI[15] rising interrupt pending, maybe still present for wakeup but masked when it fails. try to add HAL_EXTI_ClearPending()  at the beginning or HAL_GPIO_ClearPortExti().

I see also pull-down on PG15 (GPIO15_PUPDR[31:30] = 0b10) whereas you define NOPULL, so something weird too (GYRO1_INT1_GPIO_Port value ?).

If PG15 changed from 0 to 1 before, maybe there is interrupt pending in NVIC, could try HAL_NVIC_ClearPendingIRQ()

 

Hope it's helps.

Regards.

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tinova-1
Associate II

‎2023-12-15 04:06 AM

Hi @PatrickF

I used HAL_EXTI_ClearPending() and HAL_NVIC_ClearPendingIRQ() but the behaviour was the same. Attached, you can find two files with the NVIC registers too.

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PatrickF
ST Employee
In response to tinova-1

‎2023-12-18 02:05 AM

In the "pass" dump, there is EXTI15 (likely from PG15) interrupt pending and enabled (position 127, GICD_ISPENDR3[31] and GICD_ISENABLER3[31]).
Pending bit is 0 on the "fail" dump.
Probably something to dig into as I would have expected vice-versa (fail when interrupt is pending).
If an interrupt is present at the output of the NVIC to the Cortex-M core, the core will skip the WFI instruction, so not going in low power (even if interrupt handling is disabled in the core by bits F and/or I).

I let you debug your SW and settings by deep diving as there is not much more I could do by just looking at code portion and dumps.

Regards.

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