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facing issue in programming stm32h7a3zi-q

Rakshitha

I want to program a stm32h7a3zi-q microcontroller with keil v5 but i am facing an issue of no target found can anyone help me with this

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    Rakshitha said:
    that's detecting the board's ST link debugger

    What do you mean by that?

    Sorry, I see - the Keil screenshot is, indeed, showing that it sees the ST-Link but not the Target.

    But, again, if you get the same with CubeIDE then it can't be anything to do with the IDE - there must be a problem in your Target and/or in your connections from the Target to the ST-Link.

    Are you sure that the Target hasn't disabled the debug pins, or had readout protection applied, etc ?

    As these are ST-Specific things, you'd be better pursuing these on the ST forum:

    https://community.st.com/s/topic/0TO0X000000BSqSWAW/stm32-mcus

    (if you do cross, be sure to give links in all threads).

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  • 0 in reply to Rakshitha
    Rakshitha said:
    that's detecting the board's ST link debugger

    What do you mean by that?

    Sorry, I see - the Keil screenshot is, indeed, showing that it sees the ST-Link but not the Target.

    But, again, if you get the same with CubeIDE then it can't be anything to do with the IDE - there must be a problem in your Target and/or in your connections from the Target to the ST-Link.

    Are you sure that the Target hasn't disabled the debug pins, or had readout protection applied, etc ?

    As these are ST-Specific things, you'd be better pursuing these on the ST forum:

    https://community.st.com/s/topic/0TO0X000000BSqSWAW/stm32-mcus

    (if you do cross, be sure to give links in all threads).

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