The Routed Pins view displays a list of routed pins and allows further
configuration. This view also allows the configuration of the electrical properties of pins
and displays all the pins. It displays the pad configuration available in a configuration
where each pin is associated with the signal name and the function.
Note: The
electrical features are configured only for pins in the table. For example, the routed
pins.
The table is empty when the new configuration is created, which means no pin is configured. Each row represents configuration of a single pin and if there are no conflicts, then the code is immediately updated. For Boards/Kits the pins are routed already
Use the table drop down menu to configure the pin. To configure pins, start from left to right – select the peripheral first, then the required signal, and finally, the routed pin.
See the right part of the table to configure the electrical features.
If the feature is not supported, n/a is displayed.
Figure 1. Routed Pins view
The gray background indicates the read-only items.
The italic value indicates that the value is not configured and it shows the
after-reset value and no code is generated, so the configuration relies on the after reset
value or the values configured from the different functions.
Tip:
- The value shown using italic indicates the after-reset value. The real value may be different
from the after reset value, if configured in other functions.
Use the drop-down menu to select the required value.
- If you select the same value as the after-reset value, the tool will always generate code
to set this feature.
Use the drop-down "Reset" value to reset the value to its after-reset state.
- If an item does not support reset to after reset value, the Reset menu is not available. The first row shows pin number or coordinate on BGA package.