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Hello.

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Welcome back.

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In this lesson we shall take a look at the configuration tab.

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So we just click over here and then when we click over here it's it's rearranges all the pitfalls we've

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changed into different different different groups.

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We've caught the control groups here and under this group we've got our ROTC real time club peripheral

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and the system peripherals.

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We've got a cheap you at the end.

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The RCC did the DNA.

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We know we've not chosen any analog to digital converters.

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Therefore this site is empty.

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We've not chosen any connectivity peripherals to this site is empty and we don't have any multimedia.

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In fact we've not chosen any middle way to demonstrate this.

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I could just enable Fritos over here and you see the Fritos has appeared undamaged away.

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I could like I could do the same for the file system and we have some middleware here.

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So basically this part is used to configure its peripheral further.

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So let's see how cheaply you would want to configure.

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You can just click it and we've got a GPL tabs.

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We've got the RCC tabs got a system tops.

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So these these options are the things we normally write code for.

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Do we want it to be output push pu.

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We want to modify that here.

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What's the output level.

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Do we want to set a tie or low by default.

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What's to keep your pin mode.

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We can select all of that from here.

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We're going to take a look at each each arm each pair for on its own.

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So I wouldn't go into the details here.

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So these allows us to just make the choices using a graphical user interface.

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Right.

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So there is a much here.

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I just love this.

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And as you can see it's increases so with things with complex settings this makes it very easy rather

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than writing a code for each register in a module like the RTC using the Cuban excuse as the Chinese

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to just you know select each parameter and choose change from here asynchronous pre divide a value we

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can change the value.

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And it would change the value in the pre divider register for us and we can make such changes over here

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over here like this.

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And yeah.

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So we'll take a look at each pair on its own and I'll see you in the next lesson.
