embassy-rs/embassy · error
AUDIOCLK not supported yet
Error message
AUDIOCLK not supported yet
What it means
embassy-stm32's STM32WBA RCC driver does not implement the external AUDIOCLK input as an SAI1 audio clock source. Selecting config.mux.sai1sel = Sai1sel::Audioclk panics with 'AUDIOCLK not supported yet' — a driver limitation, not a hardware fault.
Solutions
- Select Sai1sel::Hsi, Sai1sel::Pll1Q, or Sai1sel::Pll1P instead, tuning PLL1 to the required audio clock frequency
- Upgrade embassy-stm32 in case AUDIOCLK support for WBA has been added upstream
- Patch the driver to implement the Audioclk arm if the external clock is required
Example fix
// before config.mux.sai1sel = mux::Sai1sel::AUDIOCLK; // panic: not supported // after config.mux.sai1sel = mux::Sai1sel::PLL1_Q; // tune PLL1.Q to e.g. 12.288 MHz for 48 kHz audio
Defensive patterns
Strategy: validation
Validate before calling
assert!(!matches!(config.mux.sai1sel, mux::Sai1sel::AUDIOCLK),
"AUDIOCLK SAI1 source not implemented in embassy-stm32 WBA driver"); Type guard
fn sai1sel_implemented(sel: &mux::Sai1sel) -> bool {
!matches!(sel, mux::Sai1sel::Sys | mux::Sai1sel::Audioclk)
} Prevention
- Use PLL1 Q/P tuned to the audio rate instead of an external AUDIOCLK on WBA
- Verify driver support for a mux option before wiring external clocks
- Check the sai mux match arms in the WBA rcc driver for current support
- Follow upstream embassy issues for AUDIOCLK implementation status
When it happens
Trigger: rcc init with config.mux.sai1sel = Sai1sel::Audioclk on an STM32WBA target with sai_v4_2pdm enabled, typically to drive SAI1 from an external audio master clock.
Common situations: Boards with an external audio codec clock wired to the AUDIOCLK pins; porting SAI clock mux settings from another family/driver where Audioclk is supported.
Related errors
- SYS not supported yet
- Invalid ahb5_pre for HSI/HSE sysclk: only DIV1 and DIV2 are…
- cannot select OTG_HS reference clock with source frequency…
- The LCD driver needs the RTC/LCD clock to be running
- if PLL source is HSI, PLL prediv must be 2.
AI-assisted analysis of embassy-rs/embassy@463a07b963 (2026-09-10).
Data as JSON: /api/errors/b0ad9cf99c2c8ed1.
Report an issue: GitHub.
Appendix: source
Thrown at embassy-stm32/src/rcc/wba.rs:426
_ => panic!(
"cannot select OTG_HS reference clock with source frequency of {}, must be one of 16, 19.2, 20, 24, 26, 32 MHz",
clk_val
),
},
None => Usbrefcksel::Mhz24,
};
#[cfg(all(stm32wba, peri_usb_otg_hs))]
SYSCFG.otghsphycr().modify(|w| {
w.set_clksel(usb_refck_sel);
});
#[cfg(sai_v4_2pdm)]
let audioclk = match config.mux.sai1sel {
Sai1sel::Hsi => Some(HSI_FREQ),
Sai1sel::Pll1Q => Some(pll1.q.expect("PLL1.Q not configured")),
Sai1sel::Pll1P => Some(pll1.p.expect("PLL1.P not configured")),
Sai1sel::Sys => panic!("SYS not supported yet"),
Sai1sel::Audioclk => panic!("AUDIOCLK not supported yet"),
_ => None,
};
let lsi = config.ls.lsi.then_some(LSI_FREQ);
let lse = config.ls.lse.map(|c| c.frequency);
// Disable HSI if not used
if !config.hsi {
assert!(
config.mux.rngsel != mux::Rngsel::Hsi,
"RNG is configured to use HSI but HSI is disabled"
);
RCC.cr().modify(|w| w.set_hsion(false));
}
config.mux.init();
set_clocks!(View on GitHub (pinned to 463a07b963)