Connecting multiple I2C devices
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Hi,
Just as an info:
I was wondering if there is a thing like a Grove Shield for the M5Stack. Now, the Grove shields do more, but for running in I2C mode Seeed Studio has the "I2C Hub". Cool thing for connecting 3 devices to the M5. -
@wschnell 在 Connecting multiple I2C devices ä¸è¯´ï¼š
Hi,
Just as an info:
I was wondering if there is a thing like a Grove Shield for the M5Stack. Now, the Grove shields do more, but for running in I2C mode Seeed Studio has the "I2C Hub". Cool thing for connecting 3 devices to the M5.Just connect them in parallel and access them by address.
You don't need fancy i2c hub's.
You just need a breadboard or a soldering iron and some wires. -
@calin People who use the M5Stack might be interested in how to avoid breadboards and soldering, and those who use Grove certainly are.
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@wschnell 在 Connecting multiple I2C devices ä¸è¯´ï¼š
@calin those who use Grove certainly are.
don't know... i never used that one... didn't even attempted...
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