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TAcha.1
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March 5, 2021
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Where can I find documentation on the I/Os that are not floating during and after reset?

  • March 5, 2021
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I am using STM32H745ZI for a personal project. Page 60 of the attached datasheet from ST says there are I/Os that are floating unless otherwise specified. I want to use an I/O that I can guarantee will be in either low or high state on a reset or if the processor stops working.

My goal is to find an I/O that I can be certain will be in a particular state (high or low) at reset or if the processor is not working but has power.

Any help is appreciated.

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Best answer by Tesla DeLorean

The Reference Manual would show the initial state of the GPIO registers.

NRST has a pull-up, clamped to zero if POR for VDDA below threshold

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March 5, 2021

The Reference Manual would show the initial state of the GPIO registers.

NRST has a pull-up, clamped to zero if POR for VDDA below threshold

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TAcha.1
TAcha.1Author
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March 8, 2021

Thanks for replying Tesla.

I have perused through the reference Manual but the notes section has no information on the initial state of the GPIO's that are non floating.

Amel NASRI
Technical Moderator
March 10, 2021

Hi @TAcha.1​ ,

Look to the reset values of GPIO registers in the reference manual (RM0399) to get the exact answer. Here an example:0693W000008wWopQAE.png 

Pins used for debug purpose are the ones where there is an exception:

0693W000008wWnDQAU.png-Amel

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