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I don't see anywhere in code where pin numbers are defined, nor is there a variant.cpp or variant.h file like in a typical Arduino sketch where these numbers would normally be defined. Are we to understand that pin 5 in this context is GPIO 5 as defined in the NINA-W102 datasheet? (page 15 of this PDF: https://content.u-blox.com/sites/default/files/NINA-W10_DataSheet_UBX-17065507.pdf)
In the setup function in
sketch.ino.cpp
we find the following code:I don't see anywhere in code where pin numbers are defined, nor is there a
variant.cpp
orvariant.h
file like in a typical Arduino sketch where these numbers would normally be defined. Are we to understand that pin 5 in this context is GPIO 5 as defined in the NINA-W102 datasheet? (page 15 of this PDF: https://content.u-blox.com/sites/default/files/NINA-W10_DataSheet_UBX-17065507.pdf)Or is it GPIO28, which the Arduino Nano 33 IoT's schematic weirdly names as GPIO5 (seen here: https://content.arduino.cc/assets/NANO33IoTV2.0_sch.pdf)?
Or is it something else?
Where can these pin definitions be found?
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