2022-06-01 06:10 PM
Hello, I'm programming using STM32H753. But I realized that the chip I chose when I was creating the project was STM32H743. Is there any way to change the chip settings in a project that has already been created? Should we re-create a new project unconditionally? Answer me. Thank you.
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2022-06-02 01:28 AM
Hello @Ekim.1 ,
Thanks for your feedback,
There are two methods to change an MCU by CubeMX. For more details, please check my answer in this thread Changing from STM32F769NIHx to STM32F769BGTx.
PS: Unfortunately the List Pinout Compatible MCUs is bugged in v6.5.0 but it will be fixed. I would advice you to use the import method if you are working with v6.5.0.
I hope this helps !
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Sara.
2022-06-01 11:20 PM
Hi @Ekim.1
I think there is no such kind of option to change the chip, if once the project is created .ioc file will be generated which is particular for that controller only.
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2022-06-01 11:39 PM
Good news: there is a way in STM32CubeMX by pressing Alt+L or drop down the Pinout menu in the Pinout & Config tab.
Bad news: Some reported that the feature is sluggish or even broken in the current version, so you may try several times.
hth
KnarfB
2022-06-01 11:49 PM
Hi @Ekim.1 ,
Unfortunately, for the moment, the STM32CubeMX is not able to migrate a project to another STM32.
Best Regards
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2022-06-02 12:03 AM
You can create a new empty project and import a old one
2022-06-02 01:28 AM
Hello @Ekim.1 ,
Thanks for your feedback,
There are two methods to change an MCU by CubeMX. For more details, please check my answer in this thread Changing from STM32F769NIHx to STM32F769BGTx.
PS: Unfortunately the List Pinout Compatible MCUs is bugged in v6.5.0 but it will be fixed. I would advice you to use the import method if you are working with v6.5.0.
I hope this helps !
If your issue is solved, please close this post by clicking the "Select as Best" button. This will help other members of the community find this response more quickly :)
Sara.