pinMode(12,INPUT);
can be written as
pinMode(PA6, INPUT);
and that can be used for the outer, non-arudino rows also?
like;
pinMode(PC8, INPUT);
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- Wed Mar 15, 2023 11:36 pm
- Forum: General discussion
- Topic: [New User] Access additional pins from Arduino IDE?
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Re: [New User] Access additional pins from Arduino IDE?
So you're saying(based on the image);
pinMode(12,INPUT);
can be written as
pinMode(PA6, INPUT);
and that can be used for the outer, non-arudino rows also?
like;
pinMode(PC8, INPUT);
pinMode(12,INPUT);
can be written as
pinMode(PA6, INPUT);
and that can be used for the outer, non-arudino rows also?
like;
pinMode(PC8, INPUT);
- Wed Mar 15, 2023 9:53 pm
- Forum: General discussion
- Topic: [New User] Access additional pins from Arduino IDE?
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[New User] Access additional pins from Arduino IDE?
Hi everyone,
I'm new to the STM32 world and just picked up my first STM32F446RE Nucleo6-64 board.
Is it possible to use the non "arduino" pins as additional GPIO pins? Is there a lesson or tutorial someone knows of on how to call these pins in the arduino IDE?
For example. I can see CN9 and CN5 ...
I'm new to the STM32 world and just picked up my first STM32F446RE Nucleo6-64 board.
Is it possible to use the non "arduino" pins as additional GPIO pins? Is there a lesson or tutorial someone knows of on how to call these pins in the arduino IDE?
For example. I can see CN9 and CN5 ...