2017-06-23 4:34 AM
Hello. I'm having problem with USART6 (again). So I'm testing now UART7. By checking documentation I have found that it is theoretically possible to set up uart7 on analog pins. I have made such conclusion after looking at p.21 of Discovery User Manual and by looking of p.76 of MCU User Manual:
MCU PINDISCOVERY CONTACT
PF10 : GPIO candidate (useful!)A1
PF9 : UART7CTSA2
PF8 : UART7RTSA3
PF7 : UART7TXA4
PF6 : UART7RXA5
I'm confused because contacts A1-A5 are marked as analog and they are hooked to Alternative Functions related to Analog-to-Digital-Converter (in Discovery User Manual). (I'm new with electronics and I'm afraid to damage the Board)
UART7 requires digital signals, I suppose.
Is it OK to use these Discovery contacts for UART7?
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2017-06-23 4:45 AM
In microcontrollers, an 'analog pin' means Digital IO pin with additional analog capability (usually ADC analog to digital converter), so yes, these pins can be used for UART.
2017-06-23 4:45 AM
In microcontrollers, an 'analog pin' means Digital IO pin with additional analog capability (usually ADC analog to digital converter), so yes, these pins can be used for UART.
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