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Ulta Low Power I2C Multi-Sensor: Capacitive Touch, Magnetic Field & Inductive Proximity.

Dependencies:   IQS620DisplayTerminal IQS62x mbed

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Hello World! From Azoteq's IQS620 Ultra Low Power Multi-Sensor

This is an mbed hardware demo program for the Azoteq IQS620 ultra low power multisensor.

More details on the IQS620 (and verified mbed boards) on these component pages:

Components / IQS620A
Ultra low power sensor for magnetic field, capacitive touch and inductive proximity. Empowers next-generation user interfaces.

Low Cost Evaluation Board For Azoteq IQS620A ultra low power sensor for magnetic field, capacitance, inductive proximity and temperature. Empowers next-generation user interfaces.


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IQS620 Eval Kit board Connected to mbed LPC1768 board.

Diff: main.cpp

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--- a/main.cpp	Sat May 13 08:53:29 2017 +0000
+++ b/main.cpp	Sat May 13 16:16:43 2017 +0000
@@ -47,14 +47,14 @@
 
         terminal.showStatus(iqs62x.I2Cspeed,iqs62x.I2CErrorCount); // show heading and number of I2C errors
         
-        char * highlightTable; // a highlight table contains 1 byte for every register
-        // if a byte in a highlight table is nonzero, the corresponding register value will be highlighted during display
-        highlightTable = 0;                    // use a NULL table to make all registers print plain with no highlighting
-        highlightTable = iqs62x.readChanges;   // special table to highlight all registers that changed since the previous read
-        highlightTable = iqs62x.writeChanges;  // special table to highlight all registers that were written/configured but now contain a different value
-        highlightTable = iqs62x.writeFlag;     // special table to highlight all registers that were initialized - can be used to verify configure()
-        
-        terminal.showRegisters(iqs62x.registers, highlightTable); // display the registers and highlight the ones marked in the table
+        char * highlightTable; // a highlight table contains 1 byte per register - if the byte != 0 the register will be highlighted during display
+        highlightTable = 0;                      // use a NULL table to make all registers print plain with no highlighting
+        highlightTable = iqs62x.writeChanges;    // table that highlights all registers that were written/configured but now contain a different value
+        highlightTable = iqs62x.readChangesEver; // table that highlights all registers that ever changed since the previous read
+        highlightTable = iqs62x.readChanges;     // table that highlights all registers that changed since the previous read
+        highlightTable = iqs62x.writeFlag;       // table that highlights all registers that were written/initialized - can be used to verify configure()
+
+        terminal.showRegisters(iqs62x.registers, highlightTable); // display the registers and highlight the ones marked in the highlight table
     }
 }
 // end of IQS620_HelloWorld.cpp
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