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Can a BX-24 be configured as a I2c device say for purpose of sensor input and be polled or controlled by a Master BX-24 on the same I2c channel ? like I2c networking. If so what would be the limitations? Thanks Michael www.burtoninc.com (Just shoot me when I've gone too far)

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--- In , "michaelburton01" <michaelburton01@h...> wrote: > Can a BX-24 be configured as a I2c device say for purpose of sensor > input and be polled or controlled by a Master BX-24 on the same I2c > channel ? like I2c networking. > If so what would be the limitations? > Thanks > Michael > www.burtoninc.com > (Just shoot me when I've gone too far) There is no I2C hardware associated with the BX24 processor. I have bit bang implementations of an I2C master at http://www.phanderson.com/basicx/ in the context of interfacing with such peripherals as the Dallas DS1050 PWM controller. I would view a bit-bang implementation of an I2C slave as one very difficult development. There is a hardware inplementation of an SPI master, but non for an SPI slave. For networking, you might consider using Com3 to control a dual RS485 transceiver. Best wishes. Peter H Anderson, pha(at)phanderson.com, http://www.phanderson.com/basicx/

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