SPI initializers

Methods for initializing or de-initializing SPI periphery. Those methods can be also used to sleep the periphery. More...

Functions
bool	HardwareSPI::begin (SPI_InitTypeDef &initStruct)
	Initialize SPI periphery and it's pins. More...
bool	HardwareSPI::begin ()
	Initialize SPI periphery and it's pins. More...
bool	HardwareSPI::end ()
	Deinitialization and disabling SPI periphery, it can be used for "sleep mode". More...

Detailed Description

Methods for initializing or de-initializing SPI periphery. Those methods can be also used to sleep the periphery.

Function Documentation

begin() [1/2]

bool HardwareSPI::begin

(

SPI_InitTypeDef &

initStruct

)

Initialize SPI periphery and it's pins.

Parameters

initStruct

HAL init structure, that store SPI settings.

Note

Be careful when setting initStruct, it works different than HardwareSPI methods. For example, if you set it's BaudRatePrescaler member to 2, it will resolve to error, you have to use SPI_BAUDRATEPRESCALER_2 macro.

Returns

Returns true if initialization was successful.

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begin() [2/2]

bool HardwareSPI::begin

(

)

Initialize SPI periphery and it's pins.

Returns

Returns true if initialization was successful.

Note

Call this method without parameters first time, to apply changes from .ioc file or call it when you want to re-initialize this periphery again (after calling end() method).

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end()

bool HardwareSPI::end

(

)

Deinitialization and disabling SPI periphery, it can be used for "sleep mode".

Note

To wake up from "sleep mode", call begin() without any parameter, to re-initialize old settings and to re-enable SPI periphery.

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