ST Nucleo detection error Simulink
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Hi all,
I recently bought a ST Nucleo F401RE from STMicroelectronics. I've installed the driver and the device pops up nicely in the device manager. When I want to code it with Simulink, I install the Hardware Support Package and open the stmnucleo_communication demo. I set the COM port to the correct value and run the example on external mode. When I try to built/run it, Simulink says it can not detect the ST Nucleo board, and returns this error:
The following error occurred during deployment to your hardware board:
The STM32 board is not detected. Please check that the board is connected. If the board is connected, please install drivers for the board
I've already tried different PC's (Windows 7 64bit and Windows 10 64 bit), different versions of Matlab (2016b and 2017a) and reinstalling the driver for the ST Nucleo ( ST Link v2 ).
When I write a program in C using the mbed developer compiler ( https://developer.mbed.org/compiler/ ), I can upload the program to the Nucleo and it works fine, so this indicates that there is not a connection/driver error as suggested by Simulink.
Any clues what I'm missing?
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Jan
2021-6-16
I have had the same Error-Message "The following error occurred during deployment to your hardware board: The STM32 board is not detected. Please check that the board is connected. If the board is connected, please install drivers for the board".
In my case I could fix the problem with the ST-Link firmware update (stsw-link007). The updater should also be included in STM32CubeIDE.
Step 1: Start the Upgrade of ST-Link with stsw-link007 or in STM32CubeIDE.
Step 2: Choose "Change Type" and "STM32 Debug + Mass storage + VCP
Step 3: Start the Upgrade
If the Upgrade was successful, you will find your STM-Controller as mass storage.
After the Upgrade the Error-Message in MATLAB Simulink didn't occour again.
FRANCESCO BORCHI
2022-2-11
I also had the same error. I solved in a different way though (my drivers were working fine, and I could program the board with the CubeIDE). It turned out I needed to select the target manually.
- ctrl+e on the simulink model
- Choose "Hardware implmentation" on the left-hand menu
- "Target hardware resources"
- "Set host drive" pick "Manually" from the drop-down menu
- Choose the drive that your OS is setting your board on (i.e. "D:")
Then it built the code and loaded on the board/chip.
Hope it helps.
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Kars
2017-11-6
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Peeyush
2017-11-7
Hi kheinen,
This is reply for the message you sent me via my author page. Yes I am the developer of support package. I tried reproducing the issue at my end, unfortunately could not do it. Can you reinstall the support package 17.2.1.0 once at your end? I am not sure what is the issue, but can suggest you following steps:
- Delete folders starting from 3P. in ‘tempdir’ in your system. You can type ‘tempdir’ in MATLAB to know the path to your temp directory.
- Delete folder named as ‘MathWorks’ inside your download directory
- Uninstallation of support package
- If you see some folders remaining at: matlabshared.supportpkg.getSupportPackageRoot path, please delete those
- Install support package from add-on managers again.
- Update the board firmware using utility at the page: http://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stsw-link007.html
Rerun the model in external mode.
Thanks, Peeyush
salvador Tazanou
2018-7-18
Hello everybody, I recently began to use the ST Nucleo F401RE from STMicroelectronics. My goal is to use it with Matlab-Simulink to communicate with a pressure sensor (sdp611, data sheet attached) via I2C. I install the Hardwares Support Packages and begun with the "getting started" examples. There is an example making me believe that I'm doing something wrong. The example is: Read Temperature from I2c based Sensor using STMicroelectronics Nucleo Boards. Link:https://de.mathworks.com/help/supportpkg/nucleo/examples/read-temperature-from-an-i2c-based-sensor-using-stmicroelectronics-nucleo-board.html I just connected my microcontroller to the PC and ran the model in external mode (no sensor was connected with the micro-controller) and was able to get some temperature value!!! Furthermore, I tried to connect my sensor with the micro-controller(pin D15->SCL, D14->SDA using 10k pull up resistors). My sensor is not even influencing the value of the Master read block. My questions are: is there any method to make sure my sensor have been detected (like verifying its adress)? By using the Block "master read block" should the user first use the "master write block", to make possible the read operation? Are every sequence (start and stop sequence) already implemented in those blocks? Any advice or support will be welcome.
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