#[repr(transparent)]pub struct Txcdiag(pub u16);Expand description
F70RM Rev. 1 section 54.5.1.46; manual text line 174403.
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Source§impl Txcdiag
impl Txcdiag
Sourcepub const fn rxlowfail(&self) -> bool
pub const fn rxlowfail(&self) -> bool
RX Low Pin Detect. Stuck LOW of the RX pin detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn set_rxlowfail(&mut self, val: bool)
pub const fn set_rxlowfail(&mut self, val: bool)
RX Low Pin Detect. Stuck LOW of the RX pin detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn rxhghfail(&self) -> bool
pub const fn rxhghfail(&self) -> bool
RX High Pin Detect. Stuck HIGH of the RX pin detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn set_rxhghfail(&mut self, val: bool)
pub const fn set_rxhghfail(&mut self, val: bool)
RX High Pin Detect. Stuck HIGH of the RX pin detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn edlowfail(&self) -> bool
pub const fn edlowfail(&self) -> bool
Stuck Low ED Pin. Stuck LOW of the ED pin detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn set_edlowfail(&mut self, val: bool)
pub const fn set_edlowfail(&mut self, val: bool)
Stuck Low ED Pin. Stuck LOW of the ED pin detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn edhghfail(&self) -> bool
pub const fn edhghfail(&self) -> bool
Stuck High ED Pin. Stuck HIGH of the ED pin detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn set_edhghfail(&mut self, val: bool)
pub const fn set_edhghfail(&mut self, val: bool)
Stuck High ED Pin. Stuck HIGH of the ED pin detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn lpwrfail(&self) -> bool
pub const fn lpwrfail(&self) -> bool
Low Power Failure. Failure of ED/RX pin in LOWPOWER mode detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes
Sourcepub const fn set_lpwrfail(&mut self, val: bool)
pub const fn set_lpwrfail(&mut self, val: bool)
Low Power Failure. Failure of ED/RX pin in LOWPOWER mode detected Write 1 clears bits. 0b - NO 1b - Yes