Struct alt_stm32f30x_hal::gpio::PA3

pub struct PA3<PT: PullType, PM: PinMode> { /* fields omitted */ }

Pin

Implementations

impl<PT: PullType, PM: PinMode> PA3<PT, PM>

pub fn downgrade(self) -> PAx<PT, PM>

Erases the pin number from the type

This is useful when you want to collect the pins into an array where you need all the elements to have the same type

pub fn pull_type<NPT: PullType>(self, pt: NPT) -> PA3<NPT, PM>

Sets pull type: Floaing, PullUp, PullDown

pub fn input(self) -> PA3<PT, Input>

Sets io_mode to input

pub fn analog(self) -> PA3<PT, Analog>

Sets io_mode to analog

pub fn output(self) -> PA3<PT, Output<PushPull, LowSpeed>>

Set io_mode to output

pub fn alternating<AFN: AltFnNum>(
    self,
    af: AFN
) -> PA3<PT, AltFn<AFN, PushPull, LowSpeed>>

Set io_mode to altfn and set alternating function

impl<PT: PullType, OT: OutputType, OS: OutputSpeed> PA3<PT, Output<OT, OS>>

pub fn output_type<NOT: OutputType>(self, ot: NOT) -> PA3<PT, Output<NOT, OS>>

Set output type

pub fn push_pull(self) -> PA3<PT, Output<PushPull, OS>>

Set output type to PushPull

pub fn open_drain(self) -> PA3<PT, Output<OpenDrain, OS>>

Set output type to OpenDrain

pub fn output_speed<NOS: OutputSpeed>(self, os: NOS) -> PA3<PT, Output<OT, NOS>>

Set output speed

impl<PT: PullType, AFN: AltFnNum, OT: OutputType, OS: OutputSpeed> PA3<PT, AltFn<AFN, OT, OS>>

pub fn output_type<NOT: OutputType>(
    self,
    ot: NOT
) -> PA3<PT, AltFn<AFN, NOT, OS>>

Set output type

pub fn output_speed<NOS: OutputSpeed>(
    self,
    os: NOS
) -> PA3<PT, AltFn<AFN, OT, NOS>>

Set output speed

pub fn alt_fn<NAFN: AltFnNum>(self, af: NAFN) -> PA3<PT, AltFn<NAFN, OT, OS>>

Set altfn

Trait Implementations

impl<PT: PullType, OT: OutputType, OS: OutputSpeed> Default for PA3<PT, Output<OT, OS>>

impl<PT: PullType, PM: PinMode> GPIOPin for PA3<PT, PM>

pub fn group(&self) -> Group

Returns GPIO group

pub fn index(&self) -> u8

Returns pin index within group

impl<PT: PullType> InputPin for PA3<PT, Input>

pub fn is_high(&self) -> bool

👎 Deprecated since 0.2.2:

Deprecated because the methods cannot return errors. Users should use the traits in digital::v2.

Is the input pin high?

pub fn is_low(&self) -> bool

👎 Deprecated since 0.2.2:

Deprecated because the methods cannot return errors. Users should use the traits in digital::v2.

Is the input pin low?

impl<PT: PullType, OT: OutputType, OS: OutputSpeed> OutputPin for PA3<PT, Output<OT, OS>>

pub fn set_high(&mut self)

👎 Deprecated since 0.2.2:

Deprecated because the methods cannot return errors. Users should use the traits in digital::v2.

Drives the pin high

pub fn set_low(&mut self)

👎 Deprecated since 0.2.2:

Deprecated because the methods cannot return errors. Users should use the traits in digital::v2.

Drives the pin low

impl<PT: PullType, AN: AltFnNum, OT: OutputType, OS: OutputSpeed> OutputPin for PA3<PT, AltFn<AN, OT, OS>>

pub fn set_high(&mut self)

👎 Deprecated since 0.2.2:

Deprecated because the methods cannot return errors. Users should use the traits in digital::v2.

Drives the pin high

pub fn set_low(&mut self)

👎 Deprecated since 0.2.2:

Deprecated because the methods cannot return errors. Users should use the traits in digital::v2.

Drives the pin low

impl<SP: OutputSpeed, PT: PullType, PM: PinMode, CM: ChMode> PwmExt<SP, Channel<CH4, CM>, AF1> for PA3<PT, PM>

type OutputPin = PA3<PT, AltFn<AF1, PushPull, SP>>

type

type Output = PwmBinding<Self::OutputPin, Channel<CH4, Pwm1>>

binding

pub fn to_pwm(self, channel: Channel<CH4, CM>, sp: SP) -> Self::Output

Configures pin and channel to create pwm binding

impl<PT: PullType, PM: PinMode> SerialExt<USART2, PA14<PT, PM>, PA3<PT, PM>, PA14<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>, PA3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>> for USART2

pub fn serial(
    self,
    pins: (PA14<PT, PM>, PA3<PT, PM>),
    baud_rate: Bps<u32>,
    clocks: Clocks
) -> Serial<USART2, (PA14<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>, PA3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>)>

Configures USART and consumes pair of (tx, rx) pins to act as serial port. Configures pins accordingly. Returns Serial.

impl<PT: PullType, PM: PinMode> SerialExt<USART2, PA2<PT, PM>, PA3<PT, PM>, PA2<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>, PA3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>> for USART2

pub fn serial(
    self,
    pins: (PA2<PT, PM>, PA3<PT, PM>),
    baud_rate: Bps<u32>,
    clocks: Clocks
) -> Serial<USART2, (PA2<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>, PA3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>)>

Configures USART and consumes pair of (tx, rx) pins to act as serial port. Configures pins accordingly. Returns Serial.

impl<PT: PullType, PM: PinMode> SerialExt<USART2, PB3<PT, PM>, PA3<PT, PM>, PB3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>, PA3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>> for USART2

pub fn serial(
    self,
    pins: (PB3<PT, PM>, PA3<PT, PM>),
    baud_rate: Bps<u32>,
    clocks: Clocks
) -> Serial<USART2, (PB3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>, PA3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>)>

Configures USART and consumes pair of (tx, rx) pins to act as serial port. Configures pins accordingly. Returns Serial.

impl<PT: PullType, PM: PinMode> SerialExt<USART2, PD5<PT, PM>, PA3<PT, PM>, PD5<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>, PA3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>> for USART2

pub fn serial(
    self,
    pins: (PD5<PT, PM>, PA3<PT, PM>),
    baud_rate: Bps<u32>,
    clocks: Clocks
) -> Serial<USART2, (PD5<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>, PA3<PT, AltFn<AF7, PushPull, HighSpeed>>)>

Configures USART and consumes pair of (tx, rx) pins to act as serial port. Configures pins accordingly. Returns Serial.

impl<PT: PullType, OT: OutputType, OS: OutputSpeed> StatefulOutputPin for PA3<PT, Output<OT, OS>>

pub fn is_set_high(&self) -> bool

👎 Deprecated since 0.2.2:

Deprecated because the methods cannot return errors. Users should use the traits in digital::v2.

Is the pin in drive high mode?

pub fn is_set_low(&self) -> bool

👎 Deprecated since 0.2.2:

Deprecated because the methods cannot return errors. Users should use the traits in digital::v2.

Is the pin in drive low mode?