Terminal.
The figure displays the I2C interface hardware support.
The Terminal dialog allows reading and writing bytes to the I2C bus. All four I2C modes are supported:
- Master Transmitter, i.e. we notify that we shall transmit the data
- Master Receiver, i.e. we notify that we shall receive the data
- Slave Receiver, i.e. we are notified that we have to receive the data
- Slave Transmitter, i.e. we are notified that we have to transmit the data
The signals need to be set: SDA - B0, SCL - B1
It is also possible to set the number of receiving / transmitting bytes, the Slave addresses and the transfer speed in Master mode.
Note: The following operations will be implemented in the future releases:
- Read the number of bytes and write the number of bytes to the external device
- Write the number of bytes and read the number of bytes from the external device
- Start pipe reading from the external device
- Write the number of bytes and start pipe reading from the external device