I connect the Arduino Mega 2560 to BIII using I2C. I found there is always 3.3V at the SDA & SCL headers at BIII causing the I2C bus always high. Is there anything failure on the BIII or I have set something to make it work?
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With pull high at BIII I2C bus, I think a simple resistor voltage divider for connecting 5V Arduino to 3.3V BIII may not work. I ordered the level converter today and hope it solve the problem.
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With pull high at BIII I2C bus, I think a simple resistor voltage divider for connecting 5V Arduino to 3.3V BIII may not work. I ordered the level converter today and hope it solve the problem.
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How did you go with the level converter, I am thinking of doing the same re connecting BIII straight to the Arduino Mega but am a bit reluctant to take the plunge (not brave enough),
I'd be very interested to know more about your project, the more info I can get the better 🙂
I have posted a thread for my project here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...ian-async-i2s-fifo-opc-ntd1-salas-sslv-5.html
Just PM me if you want any information.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...ian-async-i2s-fifo-opc-ntd1-salas-sslv-5.html
Just PM me if you want any information.
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