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Struct SPI2

pub struct SPI2 { /* private fields */ }

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SPI2 peripheral

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impl SPI2

pub unsafe fn steal() -> Self

Unsafely create an instance of this peripheral out of thin air.

§Safety

You must ensure that you’re only using one instance of this type at a time.

Trait Implementations§

impl CsPin<SPI2> for PB12

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as CsPin

impl CsPin<SPI2> for PB9

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as CsPin

impl CsPin<SPI2> for PD0

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as CsPin

impl MisoPin<SPI2> for PB14

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as MisoPin

impl MisoPin<SPI2> for PC2

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as MisoPin

impl MisoPin<SPI2> for PD3

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as MisoPin

impl MosiPin<SPI2> for PB15

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as MosiPin

impl MosiPin<SPI2> for PC1

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as MosiPin

impl MosiPin<SPI2> for PC3

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as MosiPin

impl MosiPin<SPI2> for PD4

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as MosiPin

impl Peripheral for SPI2

type P = SPI2

Peripheral singleton type

unsafe fn clone_unchecked(&self) -> Self::P

Unsafely clone (duplicate) a peripheral singleton. Read more

fn into_ref<'a>(self) -> PeripheralRef<'a, Self::P>
where Self: 'a,

Convert a value into a PeripheralRef. Read more

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH0

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH1

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH10

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH11

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH12

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH13

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH14

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH15

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH2

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH3

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH4

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH5

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH6

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH7

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH8

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl RxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH9

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl SckPin<SPI2> for PA9

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as SckPin

impl SckPin<SPI2> for PB10

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as SckPin

impl SckPin<SPI2> for PB13

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as SckPin

impl SckPin<SPI2> for PD1

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as SckPin

impl SckPin<SPI2> for PD3

fn af_num(&self) -> u8

Get the AF number needed to use this pin as SckPin

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH0

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH1

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH10

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH11

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH12

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH13

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH14

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH15

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH2

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH3

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH4

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH5

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH6

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH7

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH8

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl TxDma<SPI2> for GPDMA1_CH9

fn request(&self) -> Request

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asTxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Instance for SPI2

impl RccPeripheral for SPI2

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for SPI2

impl RefUnwindSafe for SPI2

impl Send for SPI2

impl Sync for SPI2

impl Unpin for SPI2

impl UnwindSafe for SPI2

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