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MSP432E411Y: MSP432e411y Pinmux

Adil Sheikh
Prodigy 10 points
Part Number: MSP432E411Y
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG

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Hi! I am writing a device driver for pinctrl in zephyr for a SOC of BGA type package, generally it has a naming convention for pins like (row+colum) e.g. A4, B3 etc. I was taking the

zephyr/include/zephyr/dt-bindings/pinctrl/ti-cc32xx-pinctrl.h driver as a reference but the pins here are generally defined by only pin number since the package is different. can anyone guide me how should I modify the PINMUX macro to accept the pin number for BGA package.

following the definition of the reference PINMUX Macro.

#define TI_CC32XX_PINMUX(pin, mux)                                                                 \
  ((((pin)&TI_CC32XX_PIN_MSK) << TI_CC32XX_PIN_POS) |                                        \
   (((mux)&TI_CC32XX_MUX_MSK) << TI_CC32XX_MUX_POS))

 

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    TI__Guru**** 184346 points

    Hi,

      I'm not familiar with Zephyr and we don't have support for it if you are using MSP432E device. If you are using MSP432E SimpleLink SDK, the pinmux is configured using a GUI interface through the .sysconfig file. Once configured, the pinmux as well as the peripheral configuration source code is generated.  See below example for a I2C configuration. The generated source code is in ti_dirvers.config.c 

    Are you writing your code for cc32xx or msp432e?