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what is different with pin tool functional Group and driver tool functional Group?

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rlaxortn
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i have questions.

i am using s32ds 3.6version for developing s32k344.

 

pin tool functional grouppin tool functional group

 

driver tool functional groupdriver tool functional group

 

1. what is different with pin tool functional Group and driver tool functional Group?

 

2. how that is matching with pin tool functional group and driver tool funcional group?

 

3. is that used for managing pin configure? like devide pin confingure setting container adc, pwm, can, uart and so on.

 

thanks for regards.

 

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Julián_AragónM
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Hi @rlaxortn,

Functional groups are generated into the source code as functions, which you can use to have different configurations for pins, clocks and drivers. There are no explicit examples on how to use them, but you can see inside the S32K3 Low Power Management AN and demos, there are some example implementations.

The clock tool view shows two options: Standby and Run.

Julin_AragnM_0-1744749409490.png

The pins tool view configures two functional groups — one for the S32K344 EVB, and another one for the S32K344 WB EVB.

You can use these options to configure if you have different ECUs, or pinouts for the same derivative, as you can simply change the pins, clocks and drivers by selecting which group is initialized in the source code.

There is more information in the "Help" menu for S32DS, a bit more detail is given:

Julin_AragnM_0-1744740606782.png

Best regards,
Julián

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Julián_AragónM
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Hi @rlaxortn,

Functional groups are generated into the source code as functions, which you can use to have different configurations for pins, clocks and drivers. There are no explicit examples on how to use them, but you can see inside the S32K3 Low Power Management AN and demos, there are some example implementations.

The clock tool view shows two options: Standby and Run.

Julin_AragnM_0-1744749409490.png

The pins tool view configures two functional groups — one for the S32K344 EVB, and another one for the S32K344 WB EVB.

You can use these options to configure if you have different ECUs, or pinouts for the same derivative, as you can simply change the pins, clocks and drivers by selecting which group is initialized in the source code.

There is more information in the "Help" menu for S32DS, a bit more detail is given:

Julin_AragnM_0-1744740606782.png

Best regards,
Julián

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