Hello, can I use another I2C(I2C0: Fm+) bus on the LPC1768?
On the LPC1768, three I2C interface (I2C0, I2C1 and I2C2) are there but no I2C0 interface (pins 24 and 25) is not available on the mbed's headers. I want to use there pins because it is only one I2C interface which supports "fast mode plus (Fm+: 1MHz I2C)". Can I solder on the jumpers to these pins? I mean I want to make sure that these pins are not used for other purpose (those are left open on the schematic). (I found the pin9,10 and pins28,27 I2C works with higher speed if I set the frequeny higher, but I believe it may not good thing to do.)
And if I do this hardware modification, still I can use the I2C interface library which is normally used for pins 9, 10 and 28, 27? Since no pins for that interface are not on the headers, it may not be able to define like "i2c(p9,p10)".
Hello, can I use another I2C(I2C0: Fm+) bus on the LPC1768?
On the LPC1768, three I2C interface (I2C0, I2C1 and I2C2) are there but no I2C0 interface (pins 24 and 25) is not available on the mbed's headers. I want to use there pins because it is only one I2C interface which supports "fast mode plus (Fm+: 1MHz I2C)". Can I solder on the jumpers to these pins? I mean I want to make sure that these pins are not used for other purpose (those are left open on the schematic). (I found the pin9,10 and pins28,27 I2C works with higher speed if I set the frequeny higher, but I believe it may not good thing to do.)
And if I do this hardware modification, still I can use the I2C interface library which is normally used for pins 9, 10 and 28, 27? Since no pins for that interface are not on the headers, it may not be able to define like "i2c(p9,p10)".