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Why does this go to error handler?

Mr4
Associate III

Hi! I have a code that is supposed to develop CAN-bus communication, but these two functions go straight to error handler. Any suggestions why that might be?

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for reference I'm using the nucle-l433rc-p board.

 

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Hello,

Reproduced the issue.

R19 (100ohm) needs to be soldered too to connect MCO output from ST-Link to the HSE OSC_IN of your MCU.

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From what do you deduct that SB68/70 aren't bridged? I claim to say that they do look to have a gap in between. Also do you want me to choose which of them i want to clear the bridging or both of them?

 

 


@Mr4 wrote:

From what do you deduct that SB68/70 aren't bridged?


That's not what he said.

He said they are bridged - by zero-ohm "resistors":

@Tesla DeLorean wrote:

SB64 isn't bridged in your picture, but SB68 / SB70 are, with a zero ohm. 


which is what I see in the picture:

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He said you need to remove those zero-ohm links, and fix SB64 so that it is bridged:


@Tesla DeLorean wrote:

You'd need to bridge SB64, and clear the bridging on SB68/SB70, so that the 8 MHz from the ST-LINK is passed.


 

 

Did you manage to get it working? or not yet?

Did you solder R19?

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