YEEEEEEY! Thank you!

Thank you.
This is great for now but I'm still worried about the future eh.
I'm hesitating what to ask; I don't want to waste your time, but I do feel there's no downside to adding the changes to the trunk when Ibrahim is back.
So... is he back?
Are the changes in the trunk?
Thanks again,

Cat

Would you please let me know when it's safe to use the updater?
I.E. when the changes are in the trunk or whatever terminology you use?

Thanks,

Cat

I think it's all above, but here it is: Addding: P10,PD15 P11,PA13 P12,PA14 P13,PA0 P14,PA1 P15,PA2 P16,PA3 I think this also enables (if needed) PWM on the pins I need; I'm using: PWM_MOT_A_L = [4, 3, "P9"] PWM_MOT_B_R = [2, 1, "P6"] (I was going to use some other PWM until I noticed that (I think)...

This all works now; we have LCD and motor shield working happily together; THANK YOU!

Did the changes make it into the ... main "stream" or whatever it's called, so that things will still work if I use the IDE FW updater?

Thanks and best,

Cat

I think I have a plan; please tell me if you see anything wrong with it So I need 4 GPIOs and 2 PWMs. It's going to be hard to solder straight to microcontroller pins so I can almost avoid it by using pads from existing components. For the GPIOs I can use 2 from the debug connector and 2 from LEDs (...

About that... " please feel free to fork the project and merge in whatever changes you want in your own repo": It's not that I don't want to. But, among other things, kwagyeman said he also did something for the servo code. So I feel like it's better to include his changes than whatever I might do (...

I can confirm that A13 and A14 (P11, P12) on the debug connector work as expected as GPIOs.
So you can improve your written specs eh?

Cat

PS - Soldering to the other pins will be a pita... I hope you'll consider improving that with as many test points as you can fit whenever you do another spin.

Sorry, I think I asked something "stupie".
So far Ana's done all coding for this; I usually do the HW.
I just noticed in an example that I do get to choose the timer myself.
WOW! Very nice if all that needs doing is adding the pins to the CSV.

Thanks again.

Cat

Was it enough to add the pins to the CSV to get all Alternate Functionality?
That seems amazing.
How did it choose TIM5 for PWM when it could have chosen Tim2?

Thanks again,

Cat

Thank you very much; I'll try these.

Cat

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Hi there, I'm Cat and working with Ana on the same project. I found that the debug connector has 2 pins that can be used as GPIO (PA13, PA14 on SWCLK and SWDIO). Also, there are some un-soldered pins (24, 25) that are TIM2_Ch2/3 or something like that so I could use for PWM if somehow I can solder t...