NO STM 32 Target Found, Target No Device Found (Nucleo-F446RE)
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‎2024-08-25 6:34 PM - last edited on ‎2024-08-26 6:38 AM by Andrew Neil
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‎2024-08-26 6:16 AM - edited ‎2024-08-26 6:17 AM
> Target voltage: 0.31 V
This is a power issue. No change of a chip working without a proper power supply. Ensure the power jumper is set correctly. Perhaps a part on the board got damage in the course of debugging. It sees the ST-Link chip, so the board is probably okay. Consider looking at the schematic to track down the power issue.
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‎2024-08-26 12:15 AM
Hello,
First check if you are using a data cable not a charging cable
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‎2024-08-26 12:27 AM
Do you have code that's reconfiguring the PA13 / PA14 debug pins, or putting them in a low power or sleep state?
Do you observe this problem if you pull/set BOOT0 pin HIGH? Here your code on the device won't be running and potentially breaking things.
Up vote any posts that you find helpful, it shows what's working..
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‎2024-08-26 6:16 AM - edited ‎2024-08-26 6:17 AM
> Target voltage: 0.31 V
This is a power issue. No change of a chip working without a proper power supply. Ensure the power jumper is set correctly. Perhaps a part on the board got damage in the course of debugging. It sees the ST-Link chip, so the board is probably okay. Consider looking at the schematic to track down the power issue.
