STM32 MCUs Embedded software

Post edited by ST moderator to be inline with the community rules especially with the code sharing. In next time please use </> button to paste your code. Please read this post: How to insert source code In STM32C092 board, when I configured in ioc file for ADC, with scan conversion mode and:- enable analog channel 0 only, it is able to measure the analog channel 0 correctly.- enable analog channel 1 only, it is unable to measure the analog channel 1 correctly.- enable analog channels 0 & 1, it is able to measure the analog channel 0 correctly but channel 1 is mirroring the value of channel 0, instead of giving an independent value on changing voltages. I tried:- ranking ADC sequence manually, since in ioc file, it doesn't give options for ranking.- verified the GPIO settings for analog function.- increased sampling time for channel 1.- gave sampling time for channel0 as 1.5 cycles and for channel1 as 160.5 cycles. Am I doing something wrong here?The IOC default cod

HI,I need help because I'm going crazy.I’m trying to use SD card with STM32H747 on the M4 core using FatFS and SDMMC1 and FreeRTOS, but the MDMA write never completes and the write complete callback is never called. This happens when I try to format the SD card with f_mkfs, f_mkfs calls SD_write, which eventually triggers HAL_SD_WriteBlocks_DMA. and in which i it crashes. Reading works OK problem occurs only in writing. Tested on many SD cards.Here’s a snippet of SD_write function with debug:uint8_t res; printf("[SD_write] Starting DMA write: %lu blocks to sector %lu...\n", count, sector); res = BSP_SD_WriteBlocks_DMA((uint32_t*)buff, sector, count); if (res == MSD_OK) { printf("[SD_write] DMA write started OK. Waiting for queue event...\n"); #if (osCMSIS < 0x20000U) event = osMessageGet(SDQueueID, SD_TIMEOUT); if (event.status == osEventMessage && event.value.v == WRITE_CPLT_MSG) { printf("[SD_write] Write complete received\n"); } #else status = osMessage

I'm using the STM32H562. The STM side is configured as a slave and is successfully communicating with another board via SPI. Now, I'm trying to incorporate DMA into the setup, but it's not working as expected. The transfer complete interrupt is being handled correctly, but the send/receive results are not as expected on either the external board or the STM32 board. Although fixed values are being transmitted and received, the results are coming out as 0 or 0xFF.   The GPDMA configuration is as follows. (stm32h5xx_hal_msp.c) /* SPI3 DMA Init */ /* GPDMA1_REQUEST_SPI3_TX Init */ handle_GPDMA1_Channel5.Instance = GPDMA1_Channel5; handle_GPDMA1_Channel5.Init.Request = GPDMA1_REQUEST_SPI3_TX; handle_GPDMA1_Channel5.Init.BlkHWRequest = DMA_BREQ_SINGLE_BURST; handle_GPDMA1_Channel5.Init.Direction = DMA_MEMORY_TO_PERIPH; handle_GPDMA1_Channel5.Init.SrcInc = DMA_SINC_INCREMENTED; handle_GPDMA1_Channel5.Init.DestInc = DMA_DINC_FIXED; handle_GPDMA1_Channel5.Init.SrcDataWidth = DMA_SRC_DATAWI

Hello, I don't seam to see anything related to the implementation of the USB PD AVS system to allow a sink to request voltages of up to 48V. Am I miss-reading the X-CUBE-TCPP code? If it is missing, is there a plan to implement it? Thanks a lotHave a nice day

Hello!I am using a custom board with STM32H563VIT6. I want to create an MQTT project which will send data to a local laptop via an Ethernet cable. I am using STM32H573I-DK\Applications\NetXDuo\Nx_MQTT_Client as the example project to do so, but I am facing a problem.The problem is that when the nx_app_thread_entry function is called it will get stuck when this line is calledif(tx_semaphore_get(&DHCPSemaphore, TX_WAIT_FOREVER) != TX_SUCCESS)Then this leads to "__tx_ts_wait" in the nx_thread_schedule.S forever.This is my call stack up to __tx_ts_wait:__tx_ts_wait@0x08000336 (...\STM32H563VIT6_Ethernet\Middlewares\ST\threadx\ports\cortex_m33\gnu\src\tx_thread_schedule.S:279) <signal handler called>@0xffffffbc (Unknown Source:0) _tx_ipsr_get@0x08009bdc (...\STM32H563VIT6_Ethernet\Middlewares\ST\threadx\ports\cortex_m33\gnu\inc\tx_port.h:511) _tx_thread_system_return_inline@0x08009bdc (...\STM32H563VIT6_Ethernet\Middlewares\ST\threadx\ports\cortex_m33\gnu\inc\tx_port.h:615) _

Hello community The upgrade process of my device should be handled by the ROM bootloader over UART1 and FDCAN1. Therefore i can unset nBoot0 from the application and reboot to ROM. (If the new app can boot it sets nBoot0) The reset is triggerd by the HAL_FLASH_OB_Launch(). After this reset i can communicate with the rom bootloader only per UART. To use FDCAN communication a power reset is necessary.Then it works perfectly fine (go cmd). Trying this i havent connected any UART to my board. If resetted and once sucessfully queried per fdcan the uart option from STM32_Programmer_CLI.exe says "Error: Activating device: KO." So the protocol detection works after the power reset. (After the OB reset it chooses UART1) On the NUCLEO board the first thing i get after debugging HAL_Init() is exactly one Frame error in HAL_UART_ErrorCallback() but PA10 is not connected.I havent seen that behavior on my custom board and can only imagine that by the OB reset the uC sees a uart tx somehow.

Could you provide me a repo link to the SDIO driver so that I can read through it and implement my custom code. I need something generic to FreeRTOS SDK.

Dear SupportI am using STM32H563, try to get internal Vref, and temperature working, and ADC conversion is OK, but when using macro  __HAL_ADC_CALC_VREFANALOG_VOLTAGE, and __HAL_ADC_CALC_TEMPERATURE to convert to Vref and temperature, it ends up a in HardFault_Handler(), I tried to read the address directly for the value like below:Cal2 = (float)((int32_t)*TEMPSENSOR_CAL2_ADDR);Cal1 = (float)((int32_t)*TEMPSENSOR_CAL1_ADDR); And ends up same, no matter in Nucleo-H563 or my target board, please help!Regards!Ping

Hi Team,I am working on the Class B (V2.3.0)library for the STM32H7 series. It works fine without the notifier, but when I use the notifier, the stack section gets flushed, and the runtime stack test fails.Please help me with this issue. Thank you in advance.Regards,Prakash R

Hello, I’m currently working on an application using the STM32G031xx MCU and need to ensure IEC 60730 Class B compliance for safety-critical software. I found the X-CUBE-CLASSB-G0 (v4.0.0) library and have a few questions: Is X-CUBE-CLASSB-G0 v4.0.0 the correct library to use for Class B compliance with the STM32G031xx series? Does the library already include all the required safety routines (e.g., CPU register tests, RAM tests, clock tests, stack/PC tests), or do I still need to implement additional safety code manually, such as the March-C test for RAM? Are the provided function prototypes in the library sufficient to meet compliance if I integrate and call them as recommended in the documentation, or should I modify or extend them to achieve full Class B certification? For example, the function is declared asSTL_Status_t STL_SCH_InitRam(STL_TmStatus_t *pSingleTmStatus);but there is no visible definition. Do we need to implement this function ourselves, or is the definition (

I want to send and receive data using the USBX library with the STM32U073 as a COM port. Can I use bare metal (without RTOS)?

Hi everyone,I'm currently working with the DMA concept on an STM32H7. I'm reading data from an FIFO via SPI. My goal is to trigger the SPI DMA transfer using TIM12 TRGO, but I’m not sure where to start or how to properly configure this connection.I’m relatively new to this topic, so any guidance, examples, or tips on how to set up the timer trigger and link it to the SPI DMA would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance for your help! 

Spend full week  trying to get NOTIFY response during mxwifi_init() Hope that accurately reproduced main steps of demo for Wi-Fi Web Server for the U585 board that is by miracle working Accurately Removed all code related to Web ServerFailed to implement LPTIM1 properly so dropped it Long story short - stuck in the middle in webserver_wifi_connect(void) line 92 >>  Netif = NetInterfaceOn(mx_wifi_driver, hnet_notify);app_entry()-> wf_wifi_init() completed->wf_wifi_connect a start CS=1 and reset, notify, cs =0  Netif = NetInterfaceOn(mx_wifi_driver, hnet_notify);    MX_WIFI_STATUS_T MX_WIFI_Init(MX_WIFIObject_t *Obj) // printf("MX_WIFI_INIT_START OK\r\n");     /* 1. Initialize the WiFi low level IO (UART/SPI). */       (void)(Obj->fops.IO_Init(MX_WIFI_INIT));          { printf("MX_WIFI_io_INIT_started OK\r\n");            if (MIPC_CODE_SUCC

  Hi everyone, I’m currently working with an STM32H747 and trying to perform SD card write operations using core M4. The SMMC1 peripheral is connected to the D1 domain, which (as far as I understand) means that the M4 core (D2 domain) doesn’t have direct access to it. When I try to write to the SD card from M4 (using MDMA), it always fails — f_mkfs returns an error. However, when I run exactly the same code on core M7, everything works perfectly fine. So my questions are: Does it make sense that the M4 cannot access SMMC1 because of the D1 domain connection? Is there any way to make SD write operations work from the M4 core (for example, through shared memory, DMA Settings, or another workaround)? Thanks in advance.

I am implementing custom CAN bootloaders for H725, G491, and H563. I would like to use the same bootloader across all MCUs.Are the flash interfaces across these MCUs close enough that a common bootloader is feasible? [I haven't compared the reference manuals yet]If there are differences, does HAL hide them?

 I have setup a Nucleo-F103RB as a USB composite device by (CDC + HID) by modifying a STM32CubeMX CDC project. The device enumerates correctly and everything works initially, however I am encountering a strange bug where if I open a COM port to read the CDC data and then close it, the HID portion stops responding until I open the COM port again. Also worth mentioning I am using FreeRTOS with separate tasks for sending HID report and CDC data.Does anybody know where to look to fix this bug?Thanks in advance. 

Hello,I am trying to get the USB HID working on STM32U073 with ZephyrOS.I took the sample code from https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/tree/v4.2.0/samples/subsys/usb/hid-mouseAnd tried both the NEXT and legacy USB stack. However, when I boot, I always get the USB Not recognised popup along with the following logs: 00> [00:00:00.003,000] <dbg> usb_device: usb_enable: lock usb_enable_lock mutex 00> [00:00:00.011,000] <dbg> usb_descriptor: usb_get_device_descriptor: __usb_descriptor_start 0x20000594 00> [00:00:00.021,000] <dbg> usb_descriptor: usb_get_device_descriptor: __usb_descriptor_end 0x2000062e 00> [00:00:00.031,000] <dbg> usb_descriptor: usb_fix_descriptor: Device descriptor 0x20000594 00> [00:00:00.040,000] <dbg> usb_dc_stm32: usb_dc_ep_check_cap: ep 0, mps 64, type 0 00> [00:00:00.049,000] <dbg> usb_descriptor: usb_desc_update_mps0: Set bMaxPacketSize0 64 00> [00:00:00.057,000] <dbg> usb_desc

Dear STM32 Advisor,   I'll design a system based on Nucleo 64 H533RE. The system will act as USB CDC and USB HID Keyboard at the same time. The idea is when the CDC receive a character, here for example "F" then the Nucleo H533RE will output a high going pulse. And, if the Nucleo H533RE receive falling pulse external interrupt, the the Nucleo H533RE will press the F8 key. As a beginner on STM32, is it possible?   Thanks and regards,   Fuad Purnomo.

Device: STM32F411RE NUCLEOHello, I am having some issues with STM USBD AUDIO library. For some reason I cannot get it to stream audio data to a host device in a proper way.The device is successfully recognized as 2 channel 16 bit microphone by my PC.When I press the record button in windows recorder or audacity nothing happens.So far all I know is the USBD_AUDIO_DataIn is not getting called and from what I have read so far this is the function where I am supposed to be handling the sending data to host.I have been trying to get this working for weeks and I have had it working in the past with the following conditions: I put the LL_Transmit function in the USBD_AUDIO_SOF function. This worked as the audio data is supposed to get polled every 1ms anyway. Then I had the problem that every other packet sent was empty, so I added the LL_Transmit function back into DataIn stage and now my sine wave was being sent perfectly. Which is really weird if you think about it. I cannot imagine that t

Hello, I am working to implement LwIP onto my MCU (STM32H750VBT6TR) with the PHY (DP83825IRMQR). I got everything set up and was able to do a ping test and create a basic UDP client to send and receive packets (see this thread). This works well on my bare project with just these elements. The issue is that the amount of flash memory taken up by just adding the LwIP peripheral is absurd (it is a combined 110.8 kB out of 128 kB). This leaves little space for the rest of the code this needs to interface with. Looking at tutorials for LwIP implementations show that only around 77 kB is typically used. I am wondering if anyone can help me track down why so much flash memory is being used in my implementation and if it can be minimized? Project files are attached. Thanks in advance.  

Hello,I am trying to set up FileX with USBX, but my computer recognizes a disk drive but does not see any volume.Can you help me determine whether I am using the fx_media_format and fx_media_open functions correctly, given that they do not return any errors?  UINT ret = FX_SUCCESS; /* USER CODE BEGIN MX_FileX_Init */ UINT RETT = lx_stm32_nor_custom_driver_initialize(&nor_flash); /* USER CODE END MX_FileX_Init */ /* Initialize FileX. */ fx_system_initialize(); /* USER CODE BEGIN MX_FileX_Init 1*/ /* Format the NOR flash as FAT */ status = fx_media_format(&nor_flash_disk, fx_stm32_levelx_nor_driver, // Driver entry (VOID*)&nor_flash, // Device info pointer (VOID*)NOR_CUSTOM_DRIVER_ID (UCHAR*)media_memory, // Media buffer pointer sizeof(media_memory), // Media buffer size "NOR_FLASH_DISK", // Volume Name 1, // Number of FATs 32, // Directory Entries 0, // Hidden sectors TOTAL_SECTOR_LOGICAL, // Total sectors SECTOR_SIZE

I’m working on a project that involves reading audio samples from ADF1 and storing them in an internal RAM buffer using the GPDMA. The GPDMA is configured using Linked Lists in circular mode. An interrupt is generated when the buffer is half-full and full. The STM32 should remain in STOP1 mode while the buffer is filled, and wake up when either of the two interrupts occur.Note that FatFs is also used to write the buffered data to an SD card through the SDMMC interface.I have this all working perfectly on my custom STM32U575 pcb, but only when I put the STM32 into sleep mode. It does not work in STOPMODE1. The interrupts never occur and the device never wakes from STOPMODE1. What am I missing? How can I make this work? I’ve looked for existing example code using GPDMA and STOP1, but have come up empty. See below for CUBEMX configuration and code:Most of my code is in the main() function:int main(void) { FRESULT ReturnResult; FIL MyFile; int numberOfWrites = 16; HAL_Init();

Hello, I would like to know if this PTP client example from Netxduo can be used on an STM32H723 MCU: https://github.com/eclipse-threadx/rtos-docs/blob/main/rtos-docs/netx-duo/netx-duo-ptp-client/chapter1.md Another MCU, the STM32N6 has this implementation here: https://github.com/STMicroelectronics/STM32CubeN6/tree/main/Projects/NUCLEO-N657X0-Q/Applications/NetXDuo/Nx_PTP_Client I wanted to confirm if the STM32H723 does support that example because i am looking at https://github.com/STMicroelectronics/x-cube-azrtos-h7/tree/main/Projects and I cannot find any ... Thank you.

I am developing a product which has an STM32H743 device. I am designing the firmware for the first PCBA prototype. The product receives 30fps video signal from an 720i analog video decoder through DCMI (every second bytes are stored, all lines, so 360x240 resolution frames are captured) to external SDRAM. The stm32 does an image conversion and sending the converted data from internal RAM to a second processing unit through parallel bus. The second processing unit displays the data. The parallel bus is a 16bit interface, with 10MHz clock (20Mbyte data rate with ~44% duty cycle – 44% reading, 56% idle). And in the during operation, the device captures two channel audio signals as well.The ideal operation flow is the following:DCMI interface uses DMA1 Stream0 (very high priority, fifo), dma in double buffer mode. DMA moves data from DCMI to FMC external SDRAM. It generates two interrupt signal, half transfer complete and full transfer complete. When full transfer completed the transfer is

 Hi everyone,I'm working on an STM32 project using STM32CubeIDE. I'm using the built-in debugger with ST-LINK and UART (via HTerm) to monitor communication between the STM32 and a host PC.Here's something odd I noticed:When I click the "Debug" button in STM32CubeIDE (but before I press "Resume"), I already see some UART output in HTerm, like:AA 00 40 02 00 00 4D 55AA 00 50 02 00 00 2A 55Then, when I press "Resume", the same two messages are sent again. So in total I see them twice.This seems strange because I wouldn't expect the UART to be transmitting anything before the code is running (i.e., before Resume is hit). But clearly, something is happening during the debugger halt or initialization phase.Is this normal?Is it common for STM32CubeIDE to somehow "pre-run" some initialization code before Resume?Could it be something about HAL_UART_Transmit being called from main() before HAL_Init() fully returns?Or maybe the ST-LINK somehow triggers this?The program runs fine otherwise, b