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I'm trying to make our product to go into any of the low power modes of the STM32 microcontroller. That part of the code works, only I can't get the microcontroller to wake-up on the wake-up pin (PA.0). According to the datasheet the only requirement is that the pin is enabled in the 'Power control/status register (PWR_CSR)'. I've made a simple program on a development board STM3210B-EVAL. There the wake-up pin also doesn't wake the microcontroller. I've tried to use the standby example wich is supplied with the STM library, and it also will not wake-up the microcontroller.
The following code is the way I go into standby.
PWR_WakeUpPinCmd(ENABLE); PWR_EnterSTANDBYMode();
What can be the reason that the microcontroller doesn't exit the low power modes with the wake-up pin?
As this is a question specifically about the operation of a particular microcontroller - not a Keil product - you would probably be best to ask in the manufacturer's device-specific forum.
If you do cross-post, be sure to make it clear and include links between the threads!
Note that there has been much discussion about STM32 low-power modes already on ST's STM32 forum - so you should start by reviewing that...
my.st.com/.../AllItems.aspx
I was looking for more data-sheets, and I got this page:
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