ESP32-S3 SPI pin remapping

[jiqz--]

Is it possible to remap the SPI pins (/use any pins) on the ESP32-S3 for SPI without a performance hit? I only need to connect MOSI, MISO, SS (Slave Select / CE / CS), and CLK. So far I have been using GPIO11 for MOSI, GPIO13 for MISO, GPIO10 for SS, and GPIO12 for SCK, it works but I need to use different pins due to a PCB layout requirement. Would it be possible to do so without complicated configuration in program settings, or is it as simple as changing the pin numbers when initialising SPI?

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Similarly, would I only be able to change the SPI pin numbers I will use to other SPI pins (in the box marked 5e) or to absolutely any GPIO pins?

[ESP_Sprite]

Normally you can use any (not otherwise occupied) GPIO, just pass them to the initialization function. Using the GPIO matrix as such adds a slight delay to the signals, but unless you run SPI at its absolute maximum speed, that likely doesn't matter.

[jiqz--]

Thank you, I will test this out and provide an update

[downisquad]

Thank you, I will test this out and provide an update

Dear jiqz,

could you already test this out?
Could you be so kind and share your code?

Thanks!
downisquad

[jiqz--]

It worked for me.
Note that:

While in general, speeds up to 80MHz on the dedicated SPI pins and 40MHz on GPIO-matrix-routed pins are supported, full-duplex transfers routed over the GPIO matrix only support speeds up to 26MHz.

https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp ... e_handle_t

Unfortunately I don't know if I am using GPIO matrix or IO MUX, but I don't need high SPI speeds so this is okay for me.
I am not directly using ESP-IDF. I just put different pin numbers in the SPI setup function.