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5     The nRF pin controller is a singleton node responsible for controlling
6     pin function selection and pin properties. For example, you can use this
7     node to route UART0 RX to pin P0.1 and enable the pull-up resistor on the
8     pin.
17     All device pin configurations should be placed in child nodes of the
26           /* group 1 ('group1' name is arbitrary) */
28             /* configure P0.1 as UART_TX and P0.2 as UART_RTS */
29             psels = <NRF_PSEL(UART_TX, 0, 1)>, <NRF_PSEL(UART_RTS, 0, 2)>;
41     The 'uart0_default' child node encodes the pin configurations for a
46     As shown, pin configurations are organized in groups within each child node.
47     Each group can specify a list of pin function selections in the 'psels'
48     property. The NRF_PSEL macro is used to specify a pin function selection.
49     If a pin needs to be explicitly disconnected, there is also the
51     Available pin functions can be found in the
54     A group can also specify shared pin properties common to all the specified
56     supported standard pin properties:
61     - low-power-enable: Configure pin as an input with input buffer
66     To link this pin configuration with a device, use a pinctrl-N property
83     nRF pin controller pin configuration state nodes.
86       nRF pin controller pin configuration group.
103           pin and function. NRF_PSEL_DISCONNECTED is also available to explicitly
104           disconnect a pin.
110           Pin output drive mode. Available drive modes are pre-defined in
112           devices. Defaults to standard mode for 0 and 1 (NRF_DRIVE_S0S1), the
115           (standard '0', disconnect '1').
120           Invert pin polarity (set the active state to low).