2025-04-28 2:34 AM
Hi
Im a bit new. I'm following a tutorial and i cant find the SPI_ICS like the guy on the video on the picture did.
Its a STM32L432KBU
Tutorial pic:
My STM32:
2025-04-28 2:39 AM
which video? Have you tried to ask that guy? He would be glad to know that someone enjoys his video.
2025-04-28 2:39 AM
Also couldnt find NRF_CE and NRF_IRQ
2025-04-28 2:45 AM - edited 2025-04-28 2:48 AM
The author of the video may be even more happy to explain you about that.
"NRF" sounds like Nordic bluetooth or wi-fi.
2025-04-28 3:23 AM
As stated, a link to the video would be helpful.
The terminology surrounding SPI is not always fully consistent. I would recommend to review the video, and the datasheet of the intended slave device. Especially when supporting more than one bus type / bus mode, the pin names can get confusing.
Check both, but even better would be a schematic of the circuitry the video talks about.
2025-04-28 3:30 AM
Hello @siyar ,
First let me thank you for posting and welcome to the ST Community.
I suggest that you provide please the STM32CubeMX version.
Thanks.
Mahmoud
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2025-04-28 5:12 AM
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2025-04-28 5:13 AM
Hi
Thanks, im using 1.17.0
2025-04-28 6:25 AM
Of course you cannot "find" those pins; you have to define and name them yourself. They are not part of the SPI port, but GPIO's that have been given a user label.