How to configure XCore407I STM32 Board Ethernet in Stm32CubeIDE?

[KeshaV]

I have an XCore407I board with an Ethernet port installed. I'm trying to create a simple UDP server in Stm32CubeIDE. Compilation and uploading to the board is OK. But the board doesn't respond to ping and isn't visible in the router's device list.

Here are my settings in IDE.

Spoiler

Here is the main code.

int main(void)
{
 HAL_Init();
 SystemClock_Config();

 /* Initialize all configured peripherals */
 MX_GPIO_Init();
 MX_LWIP_Init();

 // Udp init function
 udpServer_init();

 while (1)
 {
 MX_LWIP_Process();
 }
}

Unfortunately, I can't attach the entire project here. But I can add code from other modules upon request.

Can you tell me how to set this up correctly so it works? Thank you.

[Andrew Neil]

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@KeshaV wrote:

I have an XCore407I board .

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You mean this: https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/XCore407I

It's not an ST board, so your primary source for support should be Waveshare:

https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/XCore407I#Support

https://service.waveshare.com/

 

Using the ITM console for printf redirects and LWIP debug messages

 

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@KeshaV wrote:

Unfortunately, I can't attach the entire project here. .

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Why not?

[KeshaV]

Thanks for the reply. Yes, it's not an STM board, but it does have an STM32F407IGT6 processor. Are there any nuances to configuring this processor for Ethernet that I've missed?

I've attached the project.

[Pavel A.]

The web page for that board contains some downloads related to ethernet, for one - "stm32f4 IAP ETH".

It is a source project for a ST STM32F4 board with DP83848 PHY. Does the board actually have the DP83848?

Try to use these sources, as the board vendor recommends them.

 

[KeshaV]

Board have DP83848. See photo:

 

Sources on vendor's site is outdated and not for Stm32CubeIde. I can't compile them.

[Andrew Neil]

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@KeshaV wrote:

Sources on vendor's site is outdated 

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That's something you need to take up with Waveshare - it's nothing to do with ST.

Otherwise, you'll just have to do it from first principles - as if it were a custom board of your own design.

 

If you want a ready-to-go solution from ST, try a Discovery or Nucleo board...

[KeshaV]

Ok. Thank you.

[Pavel A.]

Here you can find help to adapt these sources and other available examples to CubeIDE.