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Visitor II
August 8, 2019
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How to debug Nucleo-H743ZI with IAR EWARM

  • August 8, 2019
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Is there a HowTo method to program a Nucleo board? I think I inadvertently erased my board and IAR no longer see the ST-Link.

I have tried the following:

  1. With IAR v8.11 and a Nucleo-H743ZI2, I opened a STM32H7 Cube GPIO example project and built it with no errors. The Download failed with Write errors in the 0x20000000 and 0x40000000 regions.
  2. I installed the latest ST-Link drivers and updated the ST-Link firmware. No improvement.
  3. I used STCubeProgrammer and it was able to read something. (I did not note which CPU, but it was flash 0x80000000 region)
  4. In IAR, I converted the output to a .hex file and wrote that to the Nucleo via STCubeProgrammer. Programmer said it worked OK.
  5. Program does not function as expected. i.e. Button->LED ON->Button->LED OFF
  6. IAR can no longer see debug probe.
  7. Verified STCubeProgrammer connects to both ST-Link and the H7 processor.

Can I recover my Nucleo?

Can I use IAR and the Nucleo's ST-Link?

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    Best answer by jrgert

    I got it to work.

    Informational post only: I had to select ST-LINK/V3 in the Emulator combo box under Project Options, Debugger, ST-Link, Setup tab. Fairly obvious, but it escaped me for some reason. ha

    As an aside, in the process of trying things, I upgraded IAR to v8.40. I never thought to check if ST-LINK/V3 was newly added. I do not know whether v8.11 supports the ST-Link/V3. Just saying.

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    Visitor II
    August 8, 2019

    I got it to work.

    Informational post only: I had to select ST-LINK/V3 in the Emulator combo box under Project Options, Debugger, ST-Link, Setup tab. Fairly obvious, but it escaped me for some reason. ha

    As an aside, in the process of trying things, I upgraded IAR to v8.40. I never thought to check if ST-LINK/V3 was newly added. I do not know whether v8.11 supports the ST-Link/V3. Just saying.

    Visitor II
    August 30, 2019

    Thanks for your answer ! :smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes: