Is there a remap pin function in mbed?

Is there a remap pin function in mbed?

Unless there is a remap pin function in the mbed api for the stm32 uCs, (I don’t think there is, but I could be wrong.) then the answer is no. If you move away from the online compiler then you can do what you want.

Can You remap a motor with spare pins?

However you can use this tool to re-map your motors as well, whether it’s because your motor pins is not working, or simply because your ESC cable is not long enough to reach the designated motor pins, you can remap the motor output and use any spare motor pins available on the board.

Is it possible to remap controller axis to a virtual controller?

Is it possible to remap only the z-axis from my Xbox One Controller to the x-axis of an virtual joystick or virtual XBox One Controller or XBox 360 Controller? And is that virtual joystick provided by REWASD?

How to remap pins on stm32-question?

Normally it is on pins PA9, PA10 (STM32F103RBT6), but I have on my board on pins PB6, PB7 as an alternative function. In your link I see only USART1 and USART2 on PA2, PA3 and PA9, PA10.

Is it possible to remap hardware serial pins?

You can’t remap hardware serial, but you can use hardware serial pins for other functions. LED_STRIP pad is Powerful! You can guarantee to use the LED_STRIP pin for almost anything, such as motor output, soft serial etc, that’s because it usually has its own timer and DMA channel.

How can I remap TX2 and RX2 to different pins?

When you initially configure the Serial () object, just specify the pins you want to use. The Serial.begin () function is defined as: As you can see begin () can accept 6 parameters, 5 of them have default values, so you only have to specify baud rate if you want to use the defaults.

Is there a way to remap a motor output?

You can remap motor outputs freely, but if you want to add a motor output using other pins, you might run into “DMA conflict” if you use DShot. LED_Strip is your best bet for that. You can’t remap hardware serial, but you can use hardware serial pins for other functions. LED_STRIP pad is Powerful!