Not able to detect STM32H743 in MATLAB simulink

DJ_IND · ‎2025-07-07

Hi,

I am using Nucleo-144 boards in my project where I have changed the clock source for STLINK IC to external crystal using STLINK firmware upgrade tool. Before it was HSI/2 =8MHz. Now I am trying to revert the configuration back to 8MHz but I am not able to detect the Nucleo board now with 8 MHz. Is this known issue?

I tried configuring it back to 5MHz using tool below and it works fine , detects all the time in MATLAB. But not with 8MHz (HSI/2).

How to revert back the configuration and make the board detectable?

Andrew Neil · ‎2025-07-14

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mƎALLEm · ‎2025-07-07

Hello,

Do you mean that you are not able to revert back to HSI/2 =8MHz?

If you are able to see this value after reverting back the settings:

this is not a board issue but may be to your MATLAB Simulink config: clock config for example? forget to revert back the clock to 8MHz in Matlab simulink?

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DJ_IND · ‎2025-07-07

Yes. I probes the R5 resistor on Nucleo-144, I am getting 8MHz clock. But I am not able to connect with STM32 using MATLAB simulink.

mƎALLEm · ‎2025-07-07

In that case it's not a board issue nor the STLINK module but it's a Matlab/simulink environement issue that we don't support. As I said please ask the question in their forums.

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DJ_IND · ‎2025-07-07

But it was working fine with 8MHz prior change to 5MHz (HSE/5).

mƎALLEm · ‎2025-07-07

As it was reverted back to "HSI/2= 8MHz" with STLINK firmware upgrade tool and you are measuring 8MHz so this is not a board issue. Check your clock config in the Matlab/Simulink.

And again, for Simulink questions please ask them in the Matlab/Simulink forum.

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DJ_IND · ‎2025-07-14

Hi,

I have tried connecting same nucleo 144 board to ST32cube programmer after setting freq to8MHz but i am getting below error. So irrespective of MATLAB it is not detecting in any other tool.

Andrew Neil · ‎2025-07-14

You've marked this as solved, but it seems not solved?

See this for how to un-mark a solution.

Your log shows that there is no power on the Target:

A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked.
A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work.

mƎALLEm · ‎2025-07-14

@Andrew Neil unmarked the solution.

@DJ_IND as pointed out by @Andrew Neil , the VDD voltage detected by STLINK is 0V. as if the MCU is not powered. Did you remove any jumper from the board? the IDD jumper for example?

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