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MCUXpresso Pins Config Tool - View Pin Functions

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jeffthompson
Contributor V

In MCUXpresso Pins Config Tool, or in some other tool, can I view the functions available for a given pin? A configurator for a competing MCU supplier lets me look at the pin grid array and see the available functions for each each pin, but the NXP tool does not appear to have that capability, unless I'm missing something.

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BlackNight
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi Jeff,

there are several options, showing hiere for a Kinetis device.

First if you move the mouse over a pin it shows the pin name which includes the functions:

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If you click on a peripheral it shows which pins can be used for that function:

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In the table view you get all the possible assignments for a pin. For example pin 28 can be GPIO, FTM Timer, UART, ....:

That's what you see in ohter tools as 'grid array', not sure if you have missed that one?

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If you click on the checkbox, you get a list of possible assignments:

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I hope this helps,

Erich

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BlackNight
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi Jeff,

there are several options, showing hiere for a Kinetis device.

First if you move the mouse over a pin it shows the pin name which includes the functions:

pastedImage_1.png

If you click on a peripheral it shows which pins can be used for that function:

pastedImage_2.png

In the table view you get all the possible assignments for a pin. For example pin 28 can be GPIO, FTM Timer, UART, ....:

That's what you see in ohter tools as 'grid array', not sure if you have missed that one?

pastedImage_3.png

If you click on the checkbox, you get a list of possible assignments:

pastedImage_4.png

I hope this helps,

Erich

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jeffthompson
Contributor V

Thanks, Erich. This really does help.

Jeff Thompson | Senior Electrical Engineer-Firmware

+1 704 752 6513 x1394

www.invue.com

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fia1989
Contributor I

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Hi! When I open the pins tool, I get this but I can't select new pins. I had the window before but don't know how to access it. Please help!

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