Struct solderparty_rp2040_stamp_carrier::Pins

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pub struct Pins {Show 30 fields
    pub tx: Pin<Gpio0, <Gpio0 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub rx: Pin<Gpio1, <Gpio1 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio2: Pin<Gpio2, <Gpio2 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio3: Pin<Gpio3, <Gpio3 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub sda: Pin<Gpio4, <Gpio4 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub scl: Pin<Gpio5, <Gpio5 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio6: Pin<Gpio6, <Gpio6 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio7: Pin<Gpio7, <Gpio7 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio8: Pin<Gpio8, <Gpio8 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio9: Pin<Gpio9, <Gpio9 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio10: Pin<Gpio10, <Gpio10 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio11: Pin<Gpio11, <Gpio11 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio12: Pin<Gpio12, <Gpio12 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio13: Pin<Gpio13, <Gpio13 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio14: Pin<Gpio14, <Gpio14 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio15: Pin<Gpio15, <Gpio15 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub cipo: Pin<Gpio16, <Gpio16 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub cs: Pin<Gpio17, <Gpio17 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub sck: Pin<Gpio18, <Gpio18 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub copi: Pin<Gpio19, <Gpio19 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub led: Pin<Gpio20, <Gpio20 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub neopixel: Pin<Gpio21, <Gpio21 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio22: Pin<Gpio22, <Gpio22 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio23: Pin<Gpio23, <Gpio23 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio24: Pin<Gpio24, <Gpio24 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub gpio25: Pin<Gpio25, <Gpio25 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub a0: Pin<Gpio26, <Gpio26 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub a1: Pin<Gpio27, <Gpio27 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub a2: Pin<Gpio28, <Gpio28 as PinId>::Reset>,
    pub a3: Pin<Gpio29, <Gpio29 as PinId>::Reset>,
}

Expand description

BSP replacement for the HAL Pins type

This type is intended to provide more meaningful names for the given pins.

To enable specific functions of the pins you can use the rp2040_hal::gpio::pin::Pin::into_mode function with one of:

like this:

 use rp2040_hal::{pac, gpio::{bank0::Gpio12, Pin, Pins, PushPullOutput}, sio::Sio};

 let mut peripherals = pac::Peripherals::take().unwrap();
 let sio = Sio::new(peripherals.SIO);
 let pins = Pins::new(peripherals.IO_BANK0,peripherals.PADS_BANK0,sio.gpio_bank0, &mut peripherals.RESETS);

 let _spi_sclk = pins.gpio2.into_mode::<rp2040_hal::gpio::FunctionSpi>();
 let _spi_mosi = pins.gpio3.into_mode::<rp2040_hal::gpio::FunctionSpi>();
 let _spi_miso = pins.gpio4.into_mode::<rp2040_hal::gpio::FunctionSpi>();

See also rp2040_hal::gpio::pin for more in depth information about this!

Fields§

§tx: Pin<Gpio0, <Gpio0 as PinId>::Reset>§rx: Pin<Gpio1, <Gpio1 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio2: Pin<Gpio2, <Gpio2 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio3: Pin<Gpio3, <Gpio3 as PinId>::Reset>§sda: Pin<Gpio4, <Gpio4 as PinId>::Reset>§scl: Pin<Gpio5, <Gpio5 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio6: Pin<Gpio6, <Gpio6 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio7: Pin<Gpio7, <Gpio7 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio8: Pin<Gpio8, <Gpio8 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio9: Pin<Gpio9, <Gpio9 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio10: Pin<Gpio10, <Gpio10 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio11: Pin<Gpio11, <Gpio11 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio12: Pin<Gpio12, <Gpio12 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio13: Pin<Gpio13, <Gpio13 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio14: Pin<Gpio14, <Gpio14 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio15: Pin<Gpio15, <Gpio15 as PinId>::Reset>§cipo: Pin<Gpio16, <Gpio16 as PinId>::Reset>§cs: Pin<Gpio17, <Gpio17 as PinId>::Reset>§sck: Pin<Gpio18, <Gpio18 as PinId>::Reset>§copi: Pin<Gpio19, <Gpio19 as PinId>::Reset>§led: Pin<Gpio20, <Gpio20 as PinId>::Reset>§neopixel: Pin<Gpio21, <Gpio21 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio22: Pin<Gpio22, <Gpio22 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio23: Pin<Gpio23, <Gpio23 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio24: Pin<Gpio24, <Gpio24 as PinId>::Reset>§gpio25: Pin<Gpio25, <Gpio25 as PinId>::Reset>§a0: Pin<Gpio26, <Gpio26 as PinId>::Reset>§a1: Pin<Gpio27, <Gpio27 as PinId>::Reset>§a2: Pin<Gpio28, <Gpio28 as PinId>::Reset>§a3: Pin<Gpio29, <Gpio29 as PinId>::Reset>

Implementations§

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impl Pins

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pub fn new( io: IO_BANK0, pads: PADS_BANK0, sio: SioGpioBank0, reset: &mut RESETS ) -> Self

Take ownership of the PAC [PORT] and split it into discrete [Pin]s.

This struct serves as a replacement for the HAL Pins struct. It is intended to provide more meaningful names for each [Pin] in a BSP. Any [Pin] not defined by the BSP is dropped.

Pin Pins