| ??? 07/29/04 18:45 Read: times |
#75117 - RE: How to turn off I2C start bit? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"If I want to use I2C sends the data to not-I2C device,"
Then you no longer are doing I2C. "Is it possible that I turn off the start bit before sending the data out? " No. Without the start bit, I2C device does not know data is coming. Raghu |
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