Hi,
I can not find the answer to this question:
armmite pro with basic can be a i2c slave?
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I2C slave
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Re: I2C slave
> I can not find the answer to this question:
> armmite pro with basic can be a i2c slave?
The pins with i2c hardware support go to internal pins or solderable vias rather
than the 22 Arduino pins.
You can write directly to the hardware registers and setup the i2c slave mode,
but we do not have an example in the BASIClib.
An interrupt would be best to use, and the latest compiler supports that in
BASIC now.
> armmite pro with basic can be a i2c slave?
The pins with i2c hardware support go to internal pins or solderable vias rather
than the 22 Arduino pins.
You can write directly to the hardware registers and setup the i2c slave mode,
but we do not have an example in the BASIClib.
An interrupt would be best to use, and the latest compiler supports that in
BASIC now.
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- Posts: 1462
- Joined: Fri Oct 19, 2012 5:11 am
Re: I2C slave
The newer boards bring the dedicated i2c pins out and are capable of slave and monitor mode