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Dec 03, 2015
01:47 AM
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JoMe_264151
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Dec 03, 2015
07:15 AM
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This is a quite normal I2C interface. Use the I2C master component and use a sequence of APIs as
Start();
WriteByte() Register to write
Stop()
or when reading
Start();
WriteByte() Register to read
Restart()
Readbyte(Ack) when reading multiple bytes
ReadByte(NAK) Last byte red is always NAKed
Stop()
Happy coding
Bob