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I2C bug with MLX90614
hi to all, i write this easy program for use IR Thermometer MLX90614,
#define I2C_WRITE 0 #define I2C_READ 1 Serial pc(PA_9,PA_10); //Serial 1 TX, RX PER DEBUG. I2C i2c(PB_9,PB_8); // sda, scl int main() { pc.printf("\nI2C"); i2c.frequency(100000); //100Khz while(1) { char p1,p2,p3; pc.printf("start...\n"); i2c.start(); int status=i2c.write((0x5A<<1)); //0xB4 int status2=i2c.write(0x07); //Tobj i2c.start(); int status3=i2c.write((0x5A<<1)+I2C_READ); p1=i2c.read(1); //Tobj low byte p2=i2c.read(1); //Tobj heigh byte p3=i2c.read(0); //PEC i2c.stop(); pc.printf("%d-", status); pc.printf("%d-", status2); pc.printf("%d-", status3); pc.printf("data-I"); pc.printf("%d-", (int)p1); pc.printf("%d-", (int)p2); pc.printf("%d-", (int)p3); pc.printf("data-F"); wait(5); // wait 5 seconds for next scan } }
the value of status is 1, it's good, the value of status2 and status3 is 0, because i don't have the ACK, i test the IR Thermometer with busPirate and all work well
Set speed: 1. ~5KHz 2. ~50KHz 3. ~100KHz 4. ~400KHz (1)>3 Ready I2C>[0xb4] I2C START BIT WRITE: 0xB4 ACK I2C STOP BIT I2C>[0xb5] I2C START BIT WRITE: 0xB5 ACK I2C STOP BIT I2C>[0xb4 0x07 [ 0xb5 rrr] I2C START BIT WRITE: 0xB4 ACK WRITE: 0x07 ACK I2C START BIT WRITE: 0xB5 ACK READ: 0xD9 READ: ACK 0x39 READ: ACK 0xAE NACK I2C STOP BIT I2C>
i think the problem is the i2c.write(0x07) and the i2c.write(0x5A<<1)+I2C_READ that don't' give the right value to IR sensor do you have idea where i fix this problem?
best regards. A.
Check here: https://developer.mbed.org/forum/wiki-I2C-handbook-forum/topic/17183/?page=1#comment-40238
posted by Kamil M 21 Dec 2015