Difference between revisions of "I²C"
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| − | The I²C bus uses 3 signals, I2C_SDA, I2C_SCL, and GND (ground), all of which are present on the [[60pin connector|60 pin | + | The I²C bus uses 3 signals, I2C_SDA, I2C_SCL, and GND (ground), all of which are present on the [[60pin connector|60-pin Hirose]], [[120pin connector|120-pin MOLEX]] and [[24pin connector|24-pin flex ribbon]] connectors. Some daughter cards allow the I²C signals to be accessed directly. |
Note that some older versions of the Breakout board have pins labeled incorrectly. See the [http://docwiki.gumstix.org/Breakout breakout page] for more details. | Note that some older versions of the Breakout board have pins labeled incorrectly. See the [http://docwiki.gumstix.org/Breakout breakout page] for more details. | ||
Revision as of 07:56, 14 March 2008
| I2C_SDA |
| I2C_SCL |
| GND |
The I²C bus uses 3 signals, I2C_SDA, I2C_SCL, and GND (ground), all of which are present on the 60-pin Hirose, 120-pin MOLEX and 24-pin flex ribbon connectors. Some daughter cards allow the I²C signals to be accessed directly.
Note that some older versions of the Breakout board have pins labeled incorrectly. See the breakout page for more details.
On the robostix board, pin 12 on the UARTS connector is SDA, and pin 16 is SCL. These are both 5v signals and have pullup resistors.
On the Tweener, pin 19 on the hirose connector is SDA, and pin 20 is SCL. The JTAG connector page has a photo of the hirose connector. The TDO pin shown in the photo is pin 22. The via to the left under the T is pin 21, the one under the O is pin 20, and the one under the D is 19. These are all 3.3v signals and don't have any pullup resistors.
On the back of the waysmall board, amongst the set of 20 pads, the pad closest to the edge of the board and the power connector is the SDA signal, and the one next to it (also by the edge of the board) is the SCL signal. These are both 3.3v signals and don't have any pullup resistors. The waysmall board has a 3.3v regulator on it, just to the left of the power connector. It has LW33 stamped on it. The pin below the 3 (in LW33) is the 3.3v output (see the JTAG connector page which identifies the Vcc pin on the same type of regulator used on the Tweener).
