Like if I set use following, the PH1 never gets HIGH
same goes for PC8 and PC9 as input, but they are always HIGH, never goes lowPinMode(PH1, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(PH1, HIGH);
any idea how to make it work ?
same goes for PC8 and PC9 as input, but they are always HIGH, never goes lowPinMode(PH1, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(PH1, HIGH);
PH1 is not connected to crystal, it should be but 25Mhz Crystal is not mounted soldered and nor its solder bridges.ag123 wrote: Tue Nov 16, 2021 7:42 am maybe you'd need to check schematics etc to see if something is connected there.
PH0 and PH1 is your HSE crystal oscillator
PC14 and PC15 is your LSE 32 Khz crystal oscillator
check the specs
https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers- ... 743zi.html
I checked the entire PCB as its open source, there is nothing attached to PH1ag123 wrote: Tue Nov 16, 2021 12:00 pm Check for things like LEDs, pull up resistors etc, they tend to be 'littered' around boards and consuming gpios.
okay I will avoid PH1 but what about PC8, PC9, PF14 not working as INPUTag123 wrote: Tue Nov 16, 2021 12:12 pm Those OSC pins can have artefacts, I'd guess, They normally have a not gate (transistor) there to work as an oscillator. It may help to check specs, app notes etc.
I'm using both CN11 and CN12. Yes you are right, PC8 and PC9 have SBs DNF by default. I was focused on PF14, I forgot to check these 2.fpiSTM wrote: Tue Nov 16, 2021 1:54 pm Well which connector you used to test?
For PC8 and PC9 there are not connected by default to the Morpho connector as SB are DNF by default:
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