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STM3210E-EVAL with Ulink2 and uVision3

San T

Hi,

I am using STM3210E-EVAL (STM32F103ZE processor) with ULINK2 and uVision3. In the "debug session" I am only able to see Timer 1 to Timer 4 in the "Peripherals tab". I am not able to see Timer 5 to Timer8.

UART 4 & 5, DMA2 channels, SPI3 and ADC3 are also not visible/accessable.

Looking for help and tips from the forum to advice on how to get access to these peripherals.

Thanks
San

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    And then you decoded to visit the Keil page for this processor, to check what support they have for simulating it?

    http://www.keil.com/dd/chip/4216.htm

  • 0 in reply to ImPer Westermark

    @Per Westermark

    Thanks for the reply. I am using Ulink2 and STM3210E-EVAL as my target, thus I am not using "uVision3 debug" in a simulated mode.

    How should I go about to view Timer8 registers for example.

    Thanks again

  • 0 in reply to San T

    Due to high complexity of modern Cortex-based devices don't expect that every available chip will be fully supported in the way we are used to. To address the problem, ARM defined new way for control register description, called "system viewer". It is located in the debugger->View->System viewer. In order to operate correctly, correct SFR file should be specified in the Project->Options->Target tab.

    Display is not so nicely organized as the peripherals windows we usually see when debugging older devices, but still contains all the relevant data.

    It works on uVision V4.14 and higher. For more details search on Keil's or ARM's site.

    - Dejan