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Visitor II
March 5, 2025
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NUCLEO-H755ZIQ MCU went under low power state while debugging

  • March 5, 2025
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I am using STM32s NUCLEO-H755ZIQ board , while debugging through eclipse IDE for the M7 core the board's MCU went under low power state and LD6 which is over current led (red) is turned on.

When I am connecting the board with the STM32CubeProgrammer the board is gettting detected but ST-Link is failing to flash the board. 

 

Please help me with this problem as same thing has happend with the another NUCLEO-H755ZIQ board.

Both the boards are having same problem 

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    Best answer by mƎALLEm

    In that case either:

    1- This regulator is internally short-circuited :

    mALLEm_0-1741171206855.png

    2 - Or you have a short circuit on the board.

    To differentiate between the two cases you need to unsolder SB2 and fit again JP2.

    If LD6 is lit: the regulator is broken. You need to purchase another board.

    If LD6 is off you have a short circuit on the board. In that case you need to check your board and find if VDD is short-circuited.

    Hope that helps.

     

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    Technical Moderator
    March 5, 2025

    Hello @Shubhamkeshari and welcome to the community,

     


    @Shubhamkeshari wrote:

    while debugging through eclipse IDE for the M7 core the board's MCU went under low power state


    How do you know it's a low power mode?

    What example are you using?

    Did you generate the project with CubeMx? if yes, Are you using STM32CubeIDE?

    Visitor II
    March 5, 2025

    The project I have flashed is developed on Zephyr RTOS.

    Which has multiple threads 5 in working at a time.

     

    Shubhamkeshari_0-1741160128729.png

    This is the message comming when I am connecting with STM32CubeProgrammer

    Technical Moderator
    March 5, 2025

    The voltage is very low: 0.87:

    mALLEm_0-1741160743775.png

    Check the VDD voltage level with a multimeter on JP4.

     

    Technical Moderator
    March 5, 2025

    What is the position of the jumper here?:

    mALLEm_0-1741161321969.png

    And how are you powering the board? via ST-Link?

     

    Visitor II
    March 5, 2025

    The position of the jumper is same as the image.

    The board is been powered by a USB cable 

    I have changed the USB cable and tried, still the same 

    Technical Moderator
    March 5, 2025

    USB cable connected to CN1 (ST link USB connector)?:

    mALLEm_0-1741163562152.png

     

    mƎALLEmAnswer
    Technical Moderator
    March 5, 2025

    In that case either:

    1- This regulator is internally short-circuited :

    mALLEm_0-1741171206855.png

    2 - Or you have a short circuit on the board.

    To differentiate between the two cases you need to unsolder SB2 and fit again JP2.

    If LD6 is lit: the regulator is broken. You need to purchase another board.

    If LD6 is off you have a short circuit on the board. In that case you need to check your board and find if VDD is short-circuited.

    Hope that helps.