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Arduino IDE Not Detecting Ports for STM32 Blue Pill on macOS with ST-Link V2

Posted by Sterling
11:45 am
21/11/2024

I am using the Arduino IDE to program an STM32 Blue Pill via an ST-Link V2. After following several manuals, I successfully uploaded the blink example to pin C13.Although I can compile and upload code without any issues, the Arduino IDE doesn’t recognize any ports, preventing me from using the Serial Monitor.
The following message is displayed: “Not connected. Select a board and port automatically.”
Despite trying different configurations (e.g., checking board types, and drivers), the software still fails to detect the connection, even though the macOS system report recognizes the ST-Link V2.

Has anyone encountered this issue, and is there an alternative way to view the serial output from the STM32? Any tips on troubleshooting this would be greatly appreciated.