Defines an I2C driver to facilitate communication with other devices on an I2C bus (such as a temperature sensor, etc).
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Defines an I2C driver to facilitate communication with other devices on an I2C bus (such as a temperature sensor, etc).
The driver is only capable of assuming a master role. Applications use this driver to obtain the status from and control the behavior of the I2C hardware. This driver only offers services for speed control and data transfer operations.
Please note that even though this driver can access off-chip memory (if installed; EEPROM, etc), please use the drivers found in wiced_hal_ieeprom.h to access those modules, as those drivers include checks to ensure safe data handling operations. This driver is intended only to interface with other devices on the I2C bus, such as a motion sensor.
Speed Options.
| Enumerator |
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| I2CM_SPEED_100KHZ |
I2C speed is 100 KHz.
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| I2CM_SPEED_400KHZ |
I2C speed is 400 KHz.
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| I2CM_SPEED_800KHZ |
I2C speed is 800 KHz.
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| I2CM_SPEED_1000KHZ |
I2C speed is 1 MHz.
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Transaction Status Return Values.
| Enumerator |
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| I2CM_SUCCESS |
The transaction was sucessful.
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| I2CM_OP_FAILED |
The attempted operation failed, possibly because of no ack from slave.
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| I2CM_BUSY |
The I2C HW block is busy with another transaction.
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| uint8_t wiced_hal_i2c_combined_read |
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uint8_t * |
rx_data, |
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uint8_t |
rx_data_len, |
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uint8_t * |
tx_data, |
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uint16_t |
tx_data_len, |
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uint8_t |
slave |
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) |
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Executes two transactions back-to-back with a repeated start condition between the first and the second.
tx_data is written to the slave in the first transaction while data is read back from the slave into rx_data after the repeated start.
- Parameters
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| rx_data | Pointer to the buffer where data is to be read after the repeated start |
| rx_data_len | Number of bytes to read from slaveAdr - rx_data should be at least this big |
| tx_data | Pointer to the buffer that is to be written to the slave |
| tx_data_len | Number of bytes to write to the slave starting from tx_data |
| slave | slave addr |
| uint8_t wiced_hal_i2c_get_speed |
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void |
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Gets the current I2C bus speed.
Smaller numbers indicate higher speeds. See the Parameters section for more information.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- The SCL ref clock cycle counter value that corresponding to the SCL speed. Note: If its SCB data rate calucalation is ((speed * 100000UL)/16UL)
| void wiced_hal_i2c_init |
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void |
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Initializes the I2C driver and its private values.
This initialization sets the bus speed to 100KHz by default (I2CM_SPEED_100KHZ). To make the bus run at another speed, call wiced_hal_i2c_setSpeed(<speed>) right after this call.
I2C pins are configured through platform_gpio_pins[] in wiced_platform_pin_config.c
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- none
| uint8_t wiced_hal_i2c_read |
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uint8_t * |
data, |
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uint16_t |
length, |
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uint8_t |
slave |
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) |
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Reads data into given buffer from the I2C HW addressing a particualr slave address.
The data bytes are transparent. Though any arbitrary length of data may be read from the slave, atomic transactions greater than HW's capability are not possible - they will be split into multiple transactions. This is a blocking call. Interrupts will not affect timing within a transaction. Note: Please see the Kit Guide or HW User Manual for your device for the actual limitation of the part on your platform.
- Parameters
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| data | - Pointer to a buffer that will hold the incoming data. |
| length | - The length of the data to read. |
| slave | - The source slave address. |
- Returns
- The status of the transaction (success[0], failure[1], or busy[2]).
| void wiced_hal_i2c_set_speed |
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uint8_t |
speed | ) |
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Sets the I2C bus speed.
Note that the default after initialization is set to 100KHz by default (I2CM_SPEED_100KHZ). To make the bus run at another speed, use one of the following parameters (also see Parameters section):
// I2C speed is 100 KHz
I2CM_SPEED_100KHZ
// I2C speed is 400 KHz
I2CM_SPEED_400KHZ
// I2C speed is 800 KHz
I2CM_SPEED_800KHZ
// I2C speed is 1 MHz
I2CM_SPEED_1000KHZ
- Parameters
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| speed | - The new speed to be used. This is the transport clock counter that counts the number of reference clock cycles. |
- Returns
- none
| uint8_t wiced_hal_i2c_write |
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uint8_t * |
data, |
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uint16_t |
length, |
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uint8_t |
slave |
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) |
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Writes the given data to the I2C HW addressing a particualr slave address.
The data bytes are transparent. Though any arbitrary length of data may be written to the slave, atomic transactions greater than HW's capability are not possible - they will be split into multiple transactions. This is a blocking call. Interrupts will not affect timing within a transaction. Note: Please see the Kit Guide or HW User Manual for your device for the actual limitation of the part on your platform.
- Parameters
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| data | - Pointer to a buffer holding the data to write. |
| length | - The length of the data to write. |
| slave | - The destination slave address. |
- Returns
- The status of the transaction (success[0], failure[1], or busy[2]).
