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Visitor II
May 15, 2023
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No Target Connection and DLL ERROR

  • May 15, 2023
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I cant debug because I have some errors NO TARGET CONNECTİON AND DLL
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    Best answer by Tesla DeLorean

    The connectivity here is entirely wrong.

    Those are supposed to house jumpers connecting the On-board ST-LINK to the STM32F407

    One side of them connect to the F103 on the board.

    Pull a schematic for the board, and review.

    Should be able to find under "CAD Resources" tab of STM32F407I-DISC product page.

    Make sure you've got a viable USB Cable and Port, not a charging cable.

    Put the jumpers back on these pins, as it was delivered.

    Install STM32 Cube Programmer

    Make sure the ST-LINK is found under Device Manager

    Try to connect with STM32 Cube Programmer

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    Graduate II
    May 15, 2023

    The connectivity here is entirely wrong.

    Those are supposed to house jumpers connecting the On-board ST-LINK to the STM32F407

    One side of them connect to the F103 on the board.

    Pull a schematic for the board, and review.

    Should be able to find under "CAD Resources" tab of STM32F407I-DISC product page.

    Make sure you've got a viable USB Cable and Port, not a charging cable.

    Put the jumpers back on these pins, as it was delivered.

    Install STM32 Cube Programmer

    Make sure the ST-LINK is found under Device Manager

    Try to connect with STM32 Cube Programmer

    MDaya.2Author
    Visitor II
    May 18, 2023

    Thankss I solved when ı changed the only power cable :D