IAR on a Blue Pill: "Fatal Error: The selected device Does not match the target device"

[BGor.1]

Good day, everyone.

I'm trying to learn the tools for programming the STM devices.

I've purchased a BluePill development board on AliExpress. The chip on it says STM32F103C8, but when I use the CubeMX, it replies the CPUID is 0x2ba01477.

I've been trying to flash this particular chip using an IAR workbench (ver. 8.50.9), but I keep getting the above message.

I'm doing a simple code, blinking the PC13 once per 1M cycles.

Can anyone help me with this issue?

I'll happily share any info related.

[Vangelis Fortounas]

Hello

first go to MENU->project-> options and check the connected device

Use STLink utility from here

Upgrade firware of stlink to the latest version from within utility

use utility to check the type of mcu.

[BGor.1]

Hi, Vangelis Fortounas, thanks for answering!

My IAR project is set to compile for STM32F103C8:

I've upgraded my ST-Link utility from 4.5.5 to the latest 4.6.0 and then checked my ST-LINK V2.0 dongle's version. It was the latest: "V2.J37.S7".

I've reflashed it just in case.

The board seem to have the chip in question:

Can I do anything to make it work with IAR?

[waclawek.jan]

> The chip on it says STM32F103C8, but when I use the CubeMX, it replies the CPUID is 0x2ba01477.

It's not an STM32, but a counterfeit.

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/microcontrollers/cheap-bluepill-very-likely-it-has-fake-stm32-right/

JW

[BGor.1]

Yeap, I saw this post earlier.

Looks like you're right, I got the remarked CKS chip instead of STM..

Do you know of a way to make IAR work with this chip?

[Vangelis Fortounas]

I just observed the id in my Keil's debug tab and did some search in Ref Manuals

0x2BA01477 is the DEVID for SW_DP of Cortex M4 as per 32F407VE RM0090

0x1BA01477 is the DEVID for SW_DP of Cortex M4 as per 32L4xxx RM0351

0x1BA01477 is the DEVID for SW_DP of Cortex M3 as per 32F10x RM0008

[BGor.1]

The same DEVID for F10x and for L4xxx?

Or should it be the same for true ST chips and counterfeit chips are made with different DEVID?

[Peter BENSCH]

This thread relates to a so-called Blue Pill, which uses illegally cloned STM32F103. ST resources are only dedicated to supporting genuine ST products. We are not committed to ensuring that clones/fakes products work properly with the firmware we provide.

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