The clock configuration keeps getting an error。
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2024-06-19 3:34 AM
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2024-06-19 3:36 AM
Please describe how you got to that situation - see Step 6 here: https://community.st.com/t5/community-guidelines/how-to-write-your-question-to-maximize-your-chances-to-find-a/ta-p/575228
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2024-06-19 3:40 AM
Change the clock source of i2c4
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2024-06-19 3:50 AM
@sxiao.1 Well... 0.03277kHz at LSE = 32.77Hz. A bit too little...
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2024-06-19 3:56 AM
It changes 32.768k to 0.03277 when Change the clock source of i2c4。I didn't modify it
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2024-06-19 5:15 AM - edited 2024-06-19 5:17 AM
So you didn't describe very well the issue from the beginning.
As I understood, in CubeMx, you set LSE clock to 32.768Hz. When you enable I2C4, an issue appears on LSE clock. Is that what you are facing as a problem? please be more specific and clear with your descriptions, what is the H7 part number? is that possible to share the ioc file?
