Cannot find a clear mapping from physical ports/pins to the software GPIO pins

[kyrkap]

Hello everyone,

I am new to STM32 architecture and configuration. I am trying to configure new GPIO ports and pins in an STM32H745i-DISCO board. I had some previous code for the pin configuration, but I could not 100% map it to the user manual for the board. The code is the following. I could not match these definitions to any from the manual. Could anyone help me with the mapping for pins D0-D15 on the board? Thank you very much

 

#define LD6_Port GPIOD
#define LD7_Port GPIOI
#define LD8_Port GPIOB

#define LD9_Port GPIOC
#define LD10_Port GPIOA

#define B1_Port GPIOC

#define LD6_Pin GPIO_PIN_3
#define LD7_Pin GPIO_PIN_2
#define LD8_Pin GPIO_PIN_15

 

 

[Andrew Neil]

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@kyrkap wrote:

I could not match these definitions to any from the manual.

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If they're not in the User Manual for the board (they should be), try looking at the schematics ?

 

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[kyrkap]

Thanks for the tip Andrew. First time posting here :) 

[mƎALLEm]

Hello,

You can find the correspondence D0-D15 / GPIO pins in the board's schematics:

But also in UM2488 / Table 17. STM32H745I-DISCO and STM32H750B-DK I/O assignment: search for ARD_DXX. Example for D3 search for ARD_D3.

[kyrkap]

Thanks a lot for the comments and help. Final question. I try to set the pin state from code and I see no response. I control relays from the pin state and for the two new pins I see no response from the relay. This is the code that is used for all pins so far. Three work (D11, 12 and 13). D14 and D15 (new defined pins, do not.

void setLed(GPIO_Led led, GPIO_State state) {
	HAL_GPIO_WritePin(outputs[led].port, outputs[led].pin, state == LOW ? GPIO_PIN_RESET : GPIO_PIN_SET);
	if (state != outputs[led].initialState) {
		outputs[led].state = 50;
	}
}

Any ideas?

 

[mƎALLEm]

Before going to the implementation you need to test the IOs as I suggested before: a simple toggle for example for each pin to validate their positions on the Arduino connector. Did you do that?

For the implementation I suggest to refer to the LED BSP driver implementation from stm32h745i_discovery.c:

https://github.com/STMicroelectronics/stm32h745i-disco-bsp/blob/32bbf8a9a25c75cb7b06484694e62172fe8bc0cb/stm32h745i_discovery.c

[kyrkap]

Just with the HAL_GPIO_WritePin function you mean? D10 is working perfectly (new pin). D14 and 15 not at all

 

[mƎALLEm]

FYI,
This is just to confirm my suspicion in my previous comment regarding the discrepancy in the Arduino D0/D1 CN6 connector in table 8: PB6 and PB7 will be respectively replaced by PB10 and PB11. Also USART1 will be replaced by USART3.
The internal Ticket 183533 has been opened to fix the issue.

[mƎALLEm]

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@mƎALLEm wrote:

FYI,
This is just to confirm my suspicion in my previous comment regarding the discrepancy in the Arduino D0/D1 CN6 connector in table 8: PB6 and PB7 will be respectively replaced by PB10 and PB11. Also USART1 will be replaced by USART3.
The internal Ticket 183533 has been opened to fix the issue.

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Document fixed. It was published on the ST website.