Enum stm32f412g::gpio::PinId

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#[repr(u8)]
pub enum PinId {
Show 114 variants PA00 = 0, PA01 = 1, PA02 = 2, PA03 = 3, PA04 = 4, PA05 = 5, PA06 = 6, PA07 = 7, PA08 = 8, PA09 = 9, PA10 = 10, PA11 = 11, PA12 = 12, PA13 = 13, PA14 = 14, PA15 = 15, PB00 = 16, PB01 = 17, PB02 = 18, PB03 = 19, PB04 = 20, PB05 = 21, PB06 = 22, PB07 = 23, PB08 = 24, PB09 = 25, PB10 = 26, PB11 = 27, PB12 = 28, PB13 = 29, PB14 = 30, PB15 = 31, PC00 = 32, PC01 = 33, PC02 = 34, PC03 = 35, PC04 = 36, PC05 = 37, PC06 = 38, PC07 = 39, PC08 = 40, PC09 = 41, PC10 = 42, PC11 = 43, PC12 = 44, PC13 = 45, PC14 = 46, PC15 = 47, PD00 = 48, PD01 = 49, PD02 = 50, PD03 = 51, PD04 = 52, PD05 = 53, PD06 = 54, PD07 = 55, PD08 = 56, PD09 = 57, PD10 = 58, PD11 = 59, PD12 = 60, PD13 = 61, PD14 = 62, PD15 = 63, PE00 = 64, PE01 = 65, PE02 = 66, PE03 = 67, PE04 = 68, PE05 = 69, PE06 = 70, PE07 = 71, PE08 = 72, PE09 = 73, PE10 = 74, PE11 = 75, PE12 = 76, PE13 = 77, PE14 = 78, PE15 = 79, PF00 = 80, PF01 = 81, PF02 = 82, PF03 = 83, PF04 = 84, PF05 = 85, PF06 = 86, PF07 = 87, PF08 = 88, PF09 = 89, PF10 = 90, PF11 = 91, PF12 = 92, PF13 = 93, PF14 = 94, PF15 = 95, PG00 = 96, PG01 = 97, PG02 = 98, PG03 = 99, PG04 = 100, PG05 = 101, PG06 = 102, PG07 = 103, PG08 = 104, PG09 = 105, PG10 = 106, PG11 = 107, PG12 = 108, PG13 = 109, PG14 = 110, PG15 = 111, PH00 = 112, PH01 = 113,
}
Expand description

Name of the GPIO pin on the STM32F446RE.

The “Pinout and pin description” section 1 of the STM32F446RE datasheet shows the mapping between the names and the hardware pins on different chip packages.

The first three bits represent the port and last four bits represent the pin.


  1. Section 4, Pinout and pin description, pages 41-45 

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PA00 = 0

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PA01 = 1

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PA02 = 2

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PA03 = 3

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PA04 = 4

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PA05 = 5

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PA06 = 6

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PA07 = 7

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PA08 = 8

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PA09 = 9

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PA10 = 10

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PA11 = 11

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PA12 = 12

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PA13 = 13

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PA14 = 14

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PA15 = 15

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PB00 = 16

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PB01 = 17

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PB02 = 18

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PB03 = 19

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PB04 = 20

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PB05 = 21

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PB06 = 22

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PB07 = 23

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PB08 = 24

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PB09 = 25

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PB10 = 26

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PB11 = 27

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PB12 = 28

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PB13 = 29

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PB14 = 30

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PB15 = 31

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PC00 = 32

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PC01 = 33

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PC02 = 34

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PC03 = 35

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PC04 = 36

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PC05 = 37

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PC06 = 38

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PC07 = 39

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PC08 = 40

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PC09 = 41

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PC10 = 42

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PC11 = 43

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PC12 = 44

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PC13 = 45

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PC14 = 46

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PC15 = 47

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PD00 = 48

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PD01 = 49

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PD02 = 50

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PD03 = 51

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PD04 = 52

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PD05 = 53

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PD06 = 54

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PD07 = 55

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PD08 = 56

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PD09 = 57

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PD10 = 58

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PD11 = 59

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PD12 = 60

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PD13 = 61

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PD14 = 62

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PD15 = 63

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PE00 = 64

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PE01 = 65

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PE02 = 66

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PE03 = 67

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PE04 = 68

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PE05 = 69

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PE06 = 70

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PE07 = 71

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PE08 = 72

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PE09 = 73

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PE10 = 74

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PE11 = 75

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PE12 = 76

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PE13 = 77

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PE14 = 78

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PE15 = 79

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PF00 = 80

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PF01 = 81

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PF02 = 82

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PF03 = 83

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PF04 = 84

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PF05 = 85

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PF06 = 86

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PF07 = 87

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PF08 = 88

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PF09 = 89

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PF10 = 90

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PF11 = 91

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PF12 = 92

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PF13 = 93

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PF14 = 94

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PF15 = 95

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PG00 = 96

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PG01 = 97

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PG02 = 98

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PG03 = 99

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PG04 = 100

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PG05 = 101

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PG06 = 102

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PG07 = 103

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PG08 = 104

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PG09 = 105

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PG10 = 106

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PG11 = 107

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PG12 = 108

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PG13 = 109

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PG14 = 110

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PG15 = 111

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PH00 = 112

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PH01 = 113

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impl PinId

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pub fn get_pin_number(&self) -> u8

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pub fn get_port_number(&self) -> u8

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impl Clone for PinId

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fn clone(&self) -> PinId

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Copy for PinId

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impl Freeze for PinId

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impl RefUnwindSafe for PinId

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impl Send for PinId

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impl Sync for PinId

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impl Unpin for PinId

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impl UnwindSafe for PinId

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