Hi:
Just a quick thanks for I2CU. It has solved a major issue I was having. In moving my code for my I2C display from my Arduino to the mbed, the one thing I was certain of was that the address of my display was 0x28. I can confirm it with a Diolan tester I have that shows what addresses are on the bus.
The issue is that the Diolan and the Arduino use a 7 bit scheme with bit 0 being changed for read /write. This is different than the product documentation which indicates an 8 bit scheme. That makes the address 0x50.
I2CU sees the display and reports it as 0x50. Once I changed the address the display came on line.
I really appreciate utilities like that!!!
Thanks
Tim
Hi:
Just a quick thanks for I2CU. It has solved a major issue I was having. In moving my code for my I2C display from my Arduino to the mbed, the one thing I was certain of was that the address of my display was 0x28. I can confirm it with a Diolan tester I have that shows what addresses are on the bus.
The issue is that the Diolan and the Arduino use a 7 bit scheme with bit 0 being changed for read /write. This is different than the product documentation which indicates an 8 bit scheme. That makes the address 0x50.
I2CU sees the display and reports it as 0x50. Once I changed the address the display came on line.
I really appreciate utilities like that!!!
Thanks
Tim