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ST Technical Moderator
October 1, 2024

Hello @Karl Yamashita @Andrew Neil 

After checking with our HW team, I can confirm that both connectors CN7-3 and CN7-4 are mapped to the same pin of the MCU (PD2).

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STTwo-32
ST Technical Moderator
October 1, 2024

Hello @Karl Yamashita 

Thank you for this contribution. I'm checking internally and i will be back to you ASAP.

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Andrew Neil
Super User
October 1, 2024

Fig 7 in UM2953 is the same:

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PS:

PD3 is on CN10.1 both in schematic and in UM2953 Fig 7

 

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STTwo-32
STTwo-32Best answer
ST Technical Moderator
October 1, 2024

Hello @Karl Yamashita @Andrew Neil 

After checking with our HW team, I can confirm that both connectors CN7-3 and CN7-4 are mapped to the same pin of the MCU (PD2).

Best Regards.

STTwo-32

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Karl Yamashita
Principal
October 1, 2024

As @Andrew Neil, PD3 is on CN10, which i missed.

Though it doesn't make sense to have PD3 by itself when it could have been grouped with the other 3 PDx pins. Unless there is a reason to have PD3 on CN10?

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