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Uart Serial(0, 26, 25); // Declares a Uart object called Serial using instance 0 of Apollo3 UART peripherals with RX on variant pin 26 and TX on pin 25 (note, you specify *pins* not Apollo3 pads. This uses the variant's pin map to determine the Apollo3 pad)
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Uart Serial1(1, 0, 1); // Declares a Uart object called Serial1 using instance 1 of Apollo3 UART peripherals with RX on pin 0 and TX on pin 1 (note, you specify *pins* not Apollo3 pads. This uses the variant's pin map to determine the Apollo3 pad)
Uart Serial(0, 23, 22); // Declares a Uart object called Serial using instance 0 of Apollo3 UART peripherals with RX on variant pin 23 and TX on pin 24 (note, you specify *pins* not Apollo3 pads. This uses the variant's pin map to determine the Apollo3 pad)
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Uart Serial1(1, 0, 1); // Declares a Uart object called Serial1 using instance 1 of Apollo3 UART peripherals with RX on pin 0 and TX on pin 1 (note, you specify *pins* not Apollo3 pads. This uses the variant's pin map to determine the Apollo3 pad)
Uart Serial(0, 49, 48); // Declares a Uart object called Serial using instance 0 of Apollo3 UART peripherals with RX on variant pin 49 and TX on pin 48 (note, you specify *pins* not Apollo3 pads. This uses the variant's pin map to determine the Apollo3 pad)
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Uart Serial1(1, 25, 24); // Declares a Uart object called Serial1 using instance 1 of Apollo3 UART peripherals with RX on pin 25 and TX on pin 24 (note, you specify *pins* not Apollo3 pads. This uses the variant's pin map to determine the Apollo3 pad)
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// Mapping of analog pins to digital pins of variant
Uart Serial(0, 21, 20); // Declares a Uart object called Serial using instance 0 of Apollo3 UART peripherals with RX on variant pin 49 and TX on pin 48 (note, you specify *pins* not Apollo3 pads. This uses the variant's pin map to determine the Apollo3 pad)
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Uart Serial1(1, 10, 9); // Declares a Uart object called Serial1 using instance 1 of Apollo3 UART peripherals with RX on pin 10 and TX on pin 9 (note, you specify *pins* not Apollo3 pads. This uses the variant's pin map to determine the Apollo3 pad)
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