Pin function Spreadsheet

[Stan0402]

Does ST provide an excel or CSV form of a pin functionality spreadsheet, to aid in assigning pin connections during development? This would be similar to Table 13 in the datasheet, but not in PDF form.

[Uwe Bonnes]

In some way StCube can help. Otherwise I have warped the stcube xml fille to header files to pinmux headers like

# define PINMUX(gpio, func) ((gpio == PIN_NONE) ? AF_PIN_NONE :        \

       ((gpio == PA00) && (func == TIM2_CH1_FUNC           )) ? 1 : \

       ((gpio == PA00) && (func == USART2_CTS_FUNC         )) ? 7 : \

       ((gpio == PA00) && (func == COMP1_OUT_FUNC          )) ? 12 : \

       ((gpio == PA00) && (func == TIM2_ETR_FUNC           )) ? 14 : \

in

https://sourceforge.net/p/ethernut/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/nut/include/arch/cm3/stm/generated/

At least you can grep these file fore what pin carry e.g. the TIM2_CH1_FUNC function.

[Dave Nadler]

@Stan0402​ - If only ST would provide data in spreadsheet form, it would help us a lot!

Here's what I do:

1. use the Tabula utility to extract the table from the datasheet PDF into CSV
2. fix up the headers in CSV with an editor
3. import CSV into a spreadsheet.
4. hide rows pertaining to pins not present in the package we're using
5. change background to red for all resreved pins (power, swd, crystal, etc)

Its very annoying!

Hope that helps,

Best Regards, Dave

[Stan0402]

Hi Uwe, Thanks for the idea, but unfortunately this is not what I am looking for. I need a spreadsheet tool to document and determine the configurations.

[Stan0402]

Hi Dave, thanks for the idea. Unfortunately I cannot get the Tabula utility to work. It tries to navigate to some IP address that returns file not found.

[Dave Nadler]

Sorry to hear that, Tabula always works great here.

2nd best is zamzar utility; give that one a try.

Hope that helps!

Best Regards, Dave

[Amel NASRI]

Hello,

Using STM32CubeMX, you should be able to export the pinout to a csv file:

-Amel

[Dave Nadler]

Thanks @Amel NASRI​ but that is not quite what we need. Especially when trying to determine which package to use, we need something more like the table in the datasheets. Also when trying to prototype with a large package (for example on Nucleo) for a product that will use a smaller package, we need all variants in one sheet. Example below,

Thanks,

Best Regards, Dave

PS: Prototyping with Nucelo and building product with a different (usually smaller package is a reason you have so very many requests to make it easy to change selected package within CubeMX!

[Amel NASRI]

Hi @Dave Nadler​ ,

Your request is shared with our STM32CubeMX experts who can assess it.

-Amel

[Khouloud ZEMMELI]

​Hello @Dave Nadler​ 

I have shared your request with our Development Team.

Regards,

Khouloud.