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programming 1.8V controller - mpetschke - 30-11-2021
Hi,
I'm using STM32F466 at 1.8V with Embitz 2.0. Sometimes it happens that ST-Linkv2 reads out "only" 1.79V and EBlink refuses to program the chip.
It would be nice if EBlink would accept 100mV tolerance here.
RE: programming 1.8V controller - embitz - 30-11-2021
Well, that's easy to solve.
Just overrule the VCC in the interface settings by 1.8
Background:
If you look into the flash/f7_f4_f2.script file you can see where it did go wrong and how that VCC_VOLTAGE is overruling the detected voltage
Code:
<snip...>
// Check the voltage and set the right flash strategy
if (isScriptObject("VCC_VOLTAGE") && VCC_VOLTAGE>0)
{
voltage = VCC_VOLTAGE
printf("CLI vcc voltage: %f \n", voltage)
}
else
voltage = intrfApi.targetVoltage()
if(voltage < 1.8) <-- without override this throws your error
{
_n_throw(ERROR_VOLTAGE)
}
<..snip>