I\'m interfacing a Rabbit 5760 CPU to a Bosch BMP085 sensor via I2C.Everything is fine except reading the temperature register is reading back 0xffff (see BP_FINISHTEMP case in switch).I can\'t see wh
I will need to write my own drivers for few controllers in my chipset.I work on SoC with SDK, that doesn\'t provide \"linux i2c
I am adding a gyro/accel driver (Invensense MPU3050), available here to my kernel (LPC Linux). I use LTIB for building the image and rootfs.
I\'m trying to use MPU3000/3050 by Invensense with embedded linux (ARM-based LPC3141 board, Embedded Artists).
I\'m looking into the .NET MF I2C API, and I\'m getting a bit confused. There seem to be multiple ways to create an I2C transaction.
Situation 1: I have an i2c chip driver as part of linux kernel. I can verify the i2c chip driver is in the kernel from kernel boot messages (my chip driver is mma8450)
I\'m trying to write a Linux driver for an I2C device that seems to be slightly different from a typical device. Specifically, I need to read t开发者_JAVA百科wo bytes in a row without sending a stop b
I am looking into the possibility of developing a Tegra based robotics platform running Android. To do this I need to be able to preform serial, I2C, and possibly PWM communications, does the Teg开发者
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I\'ve realized that open() and ioctl() does not work inside a cpp object. I am able to do the operation if it is called inside my main() function, but NOT when inside any of my classes. I have a objec
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