Yes. I'm using the Embedded Artists 2148 Demo board, in which the schematic shows pullups. I'm connecting a RAM chip via their accessory prototype board, which has direct connections to the I2C bus. Sutton --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Dezheng Tang" <dtang@...> wrote: > > Do you have pull-ups on SCK and SDA lines? > > > --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Sutton Mehaffey" <sutton@> wrote: > > > > Can someone unconfuse me on several I2C issues as I try to > understand > > the Philips I2C code in the file section? > > > > On, my design using a LPC2148, I am using Master Transmitter mode > to > > address a RAM. > > > > The AA flag: Is it only used to acknowledge data received from the > RAM > > after reading from I2C0DAT? I assume that the ACKs received from > the > > RAM when simply addressing it is not related to AA (but is the SI > > bit). I noticed in the Philips code that the only AA assertion is > > done after receiving data from the chip. I also assume that the > slave > > will always give an ACK after sending it data (by the SI flag). > Or, > > am I totally off base? > > > > Also, does SCL run all the time, or just during the data transfer? > > I'm not seeing a SCL signal at all when I start my code. > > > > Thanks. > > > > Sutton > > >
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Re: I2C question
2006-05-04 by Sutton Mehaffey
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