As you know I am very new to Rust language. With your help I just setup Rust environment couple of days ago.

Now I have new feature request. I was searching for IR transmitter solution for CH582F in Rust but could not find any. But came across a repository which implements IR transmitter for ATTiny13A micro controller and goes into detail of it's functionality. I think he uses timer functionality of ATTiny13A to create any custom IR protocol codes. The repository is linked below:

https://github.com/wagiminator/ATtiny13-TinyRemote?tab=readme-ov-file

He also have IR receiver implemented on ATTiny13A chip in another repository:

https://github.com/wagiminator/ATtiny13-TinyDecoder

His blog linked below is treasure trove for ATTiny devices:

http://www.technoblogy.com/show?24A9

One benefit of CH582F is it's builtin BLE. This makes it possible to use smartphone instead of buttons in above project to control any device in vicinity of IR transmitter. That can make very low cost home automation system.

Is it possible to implement this in Rust?

Thank you.

Hey there, first of all thanks for your awesome work!

I have a short question: I'm currently writing firmware to control an LED matrix which requires a function to be called quite regularly, is it possible to use timer interrupts using your HAL to call my display-function? Couldn't really find an example for that and my rust knowledge seems to be not good enough to fully understand the HAL source.

Thanks in advance!

hello! I want to use the crate for an experimental project, but not sure the state of the crate. I'm wondering is there a roadmap for this crate, so that everyone can know the current state of this project？

Is it possible to make this HAL library compatible with both CH57x (RISC-V), CH58x and CH59x?
My idea is to use different implementations for different MCUs on the lower layer, but provide the same interface to the user on the upper layer, and the user selects the MCU they use through Rust features.

FIrst of all, I'm extremely new to MCU programming so sorry if I'm asking something stupid.

Is it possible to get the debug output over USB? Via serial, uart, I don't know. I have a CH582M in one of the dev boards with the type-c, and I've been trying to get the debug output, but it hasn't been working for me. May be a drivers thing (I'm using Windows 10), but the computer can't recognize the device when it's actually running the code, so the "serial" and "uart-echo" examples don't do much for me.

Thanks!

After trying the blinky and yd-ch582m examples on a YD-CH582M core board, the delay does not work as expected. It's about ~100 times too long, setting delay_ms to 10 gives a ~1s blink (I haven't measured exactly).

Maybe the clock setup is not correct?

I'm using wchisp as a runner/flasher.

I am new to rust language. I have some questions regarding using CH582F chip.

I want to make an IOT project where I want to read 3 ADC pins every 5 minutes to read temperature, light level and battery level and then broadcast it using BLE (preferably coded phy 125kb for longer range). After broadcasting the chip should go to sleep for 5 minutes to conserve battery power.

Is this possible with current code in your repository?

Thanks.