HachavBanav
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I've seen these schematics where it is clear that every pins out of both sides may be really different.
Example : PC8/A17/28 and PC6/DOUT/11 shares the same PCB hole but are clearly from different outputs on the schematic
I understand that a single feature can be drained from one multiple feature port.
Example : If I use PB16/RX1/0 as "Digital pin1", I can't use "Serial1"
Does using both sides means I need to choose between the multiple features offered by both sides as well ?
Does it means, I need to solder very carefully both sides to avoid shorting the 2 outputs ?
Although, I am confused by the RX1+TX1 in light gray (Port 5+21) ? Should I program those light gray serial ports with Serial1 as well ?
Thanks for reading anyway
Best regards
Example : PC8/A17/28 and PC6/DOUT/11 shares the same PCB hole but are clearly from different outputs on the schematic
I understand that a single feature can be drained from one multiple feature port.
Example : If I use PB16/RX1/0 as "Digital pin1", I can't use "Serial1"
Does using both sides means I need to choose between the multiple features offered by both sides as well ?
Does it means, I need to solder very carefully both sides to avoid shorting the 2 outputs ?
Although, I am confused by the RX1+TX1 in light gray (Port 5+21) ? Should I program those light gray serial ports with Serial1 as well ?
Thanks for reading anyway
Best regards