36.7.17 Secure PIO Configuration Register

This register can only be written if the WPEN bit is cleared in the Secure PIO Write Protection Mode Register.

Writing this register will only affect I/O lines enabled in the S_PIO_MSKRx.

Name: S_PIO_CFGRx
Offset: 0x1004 + x*0x40 [x=0..4]
Reset: 0x00000000
Property: Read/Write

Bit 3130292827262524 
 TAMPENICFSPCFS  EVTSEL[2:0] 
Access R/WRRR/WR/WR/W 
Reset 000000 
Bit 2322212019181716 
       DRVSTR[1:0] 
Access R/WR/W 
Reset 00 
Bit 15141312111098 
 SCHMITTOPDIFSCENIFEN PDENPUENDIR 
Access R/WR/WR/WR/WR/WR/WR/W 
Reset 0000000 
Bit 76543210 
      FUNC[2:0] 
Access R/WR/WR/W 
Reset 000 

Bit 31 – TAMPEN Tamper Enable

Defines the action to do in case of tamper event for the I/O lines of the I/O group x defined in the Secure PIO Mask Register.

0 (NO_FREEZE): No effect on the selected I/O lines.

1 (FREEZE): The selected I/O lines are automatically set in GPIO input with pull-up in case of a tamper event detection.

Bit 30 – ICFS Interrupt Configuration Freeze Status

Gives information about the freeze state of the following fields of the read I/O line configuration:

• IFEN: Input Filter Enable

• IFSCEN: Input Filter Slow Clock Enable

• EVTSEL: Event Selection

0 (NOT_FROZEN): The fields are not frozen and can be written for this I/O line.

1 (FROZEN): The fields are frozen and cannot be written for this I/O line. Only a hardware reset can release these fields.

Bit 29 – PCFS Physical Configuration Freeze Status

Gives information about the freeze state of the following fields of the read I/O line configuration:

• FUNC: I/O Line Function

• DIR: Direction

• PUEN: Pull-Up Enable

• PDEN: Pull-Down Enable

• OPD: Open-Drain

• SCHMITT: Schmitt Trigger

• DRVSTR: Drive Strength

0 (NOT_FROZEN): The fields are not frozen and can be written for this I/O line.

1 (FROZEN): The fields are frozen and cannot be written for this I/O line. Only a hardware reset can release these fields.

Bits 26:24 – EVTSEL[2:0] Event Selection

Defines the type of event to detect on the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

ValueNameDescription
0 FALLING

Event detection on input falling edge

1 RISING

Event detection on input rising edge

2 BOTH

Event detection on input both edge

3 LOW

Event detection on low level input

4 HIGH

Event detection on high level input

5 Reserved
6 Reserved
7 Reserved

Bits 17:16 – DRVSTR[1:0] Drive Strength

Defines the drive strength of the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the PIO Mask Register.

ValueNameDescription
0 LOW_OR_HS100

Low drive strength when the IO is driven in GPIO mode or by any non high-speed peripheral, else lowest drive for high-speed peripherals.

Refer to the section “Electrical Characteristics” for values.

1 HIGH_OR_HS33

High drive strength when the IO is driven in GPIO mode or by any non high-speed peripheral, else highest drive for high-speed peripherals.

Refer to the section “Electrical Characteristics” for values.

2 LOW_OR_HS66

Low drive strength when the IO is driven in GPIO mode or by any non high-speed peripheral, else middle-low drive for high-speed peripherals.

Refer to the section “Electrical Characteristics” for values.

3 LOW_OR_HS50

Low drive strength when the IO is driven in GPIO mode or by any non high-speed peripheral, else middle-high drive for high-speed peripherals.

Refer to the section “Electrical Characteristics” for values.

Bit 15 – SCHMITT Schmitt Trigger

Defines the Schmitt trigger configuration of the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

0 (ENABLED): Schmitt trigger is enabled for the selected I/O lines.

1 (DISABLED): Schmitt trigger is disabled for the selected I/O lines.

Bit 14 – OPD Open Drain

Defines the open drain configuration of the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

0 (DISABLED): The open drain is disabled for the selected I/O lines. I/O lines are driven at high- and low-level.

1 (ENABLED): The open drain is enabled for the selected I/O lines. I/O lines are driven at low-level only.

Bit 13 – IFSCEN Input Filter Slow Clock Enable

Defines the clock source of the glitch filtering for the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

ValueDescription
0 The glitch filter is able to filter glitches with a duration less than 1 peripheral clock cycle for the selected I/O lines.
1 The debouncing filter is able to filter pulses with a duration less than 1 divided slow clock cycle for the selected I/O lines.

Bit 12 – IFEN Input Filter Enable

Defines if the glitch filtering is used for the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

0 (DISABLED): The input filter is disabled for the selected I/O lines.

1 (ENABLED): The input filter is enabled for the selected I/O lines.

Bit 10 – PDEN Pull-Down Enable

Defines the pull-down configuration of the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

PDEN can be written to 1 only if PUEN is written to 0.

0 (DISABLED): Pull-down is disabled for the selected I/O lines.

1 (ENABLED): Pull-down is enabled for the selected I/O lines only if PUEN is 0.

Bit 9 – PUEN Pull-Up Enable

Defines the pull-up configuration of the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

0 (DISABLED): Pull-up is disabled for the selected I/O lines.

1 (ENABLED): Pull-up is enabled for the selected I/O lines.

Bit 8 – DIR Direction

Defines the direction of the I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

0 (INPUT): The selected I/O lines are pure inputs.

1 (OUTPUT): The selected I/O lines are enabled in output.

Bits 2:0 – FUNC[2:0] I/O Line Function

Defines the function for I/O lines of the I/O group x according to the Secure PIO Mask Register.

ValueNameDescription
0 GPIO

Selects the PIO mode for the selected I/O lines.

1 PERIPH_A

Selects peripheral A for the selected I/O lines.

2 PERIPH_B

Selects peripheral B for the selected I/O lines.

3 PERIPH_C

Selects peripheral C for the selected I/O lines.

4 PERIPH_D

Selects peripheral D for the selected I/O lines.

5 PERIPH_E

Selects peripheral E for the selected I/O lines.

6 PERIPH_F

Selects peripheral F for the selected I/O lines.

7 PERIPH_G

Selects peripheral G for the selected I/O lines.