Hello,
When I right click on a pin, in the Pinout view of an IOC file, it shows the following:
I understand the ADC1_INP3, since that is the intended setting. But what would the yellow ADC2_INP3, with a + next to it, signify? Likewise, what is the reason for the green highlighted GPIO_Analog?
Here is another example:
What is the purpose of the 4 "+" signs?, some with color shading and some without. I assume selection of both ADC2_INP19 and DAC1_OUT2, means PA5 is routed to both?
Regards,
Robert
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> But what would the yellow ADC2_INP3, with a + next to it, signify? Likewise, what is the reason for the green highlighted GPIO_Analog?
A "+" indicates it can be added as a function in addition to its current selection. For example, a pin can be both ADC1_INP3 and ADC2_INP3 at the same time (and GPIO_Analog).
The yellow shading indicates the pin has been selected for that application (i.e. to be an ADC1 pin) but the ADC1 isn't configured to use it. Select the checkbox by ADC1 channel 3 to use it.
> What is the purpose of the 4 "+" signs?, some with color shading and some without. I assume selection of both ADC2_INP19 and DAC1_OUT2, means PA5 is routed to both?
Same reason for the "+" sign and the yellow shading.
You can hover over the pin to see some information about this. Should look similar to the following:
> But what would the yellow ADC2_INP3, with a + next to it, signify? Likewise, what is the reason for the green highlighted GPIO_Analog?
A "+" indicates it can be added as a function in addition to its current selection. For example, a pin can be both ADC1_INP3 and ADC2_INP3 at the same time (and GPIO_Analog).
The yellow shading indicates the pin has been selected for that application (i.e. to be an ADC1 pin) but the ADC1 isn't configured to use it. Select the checkbox by ADC1 channel 3 to use it.
> What is the purpose of the 4 "+" signs?, some with color shading and some without. I assume selection of both ADC2_INP19 and DAC1_OUT2, means PA5 is routed to both?
Same reason for the "+" sign and the yellow shading.
You can hover over the pin to see some information about this. Should look similar to the following:
