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    C6747 I2C interface

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    Bogdan15639
    Posted by Bogdan15639
    on Oct 06 2009 15:30 PM
    Intellectual350 points

    Dear All,

    I am using the C6747 (OMAP L137/C6747 Starter Kit) to communicate to an external board using the I2C interface.

    The I2C0_SDA and I2C0_SCL signals are connected to pins 5 and 7 of the P11 Expansion Connector. What is the best way to physically connect to these pins? Is there an adapter or connector for this purpose?

    Best regards,

    Bogdan

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    • Mariana
      Posted by Mariana
      on Oct 06 2009 17:44 PM
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      Hi Bogdan,

      Please take a look at the expansion board:

      http://www.spectrumdigital.com/product_info.php?cPath=33&products_id=217&osCsid=c4ee700bdadaa0952986864d8035c505

      This might be a good solution for you to be able to access the signals.

      - Mariana

       

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    • Bogdan15639
      Posted by Bogdan15639
      on Oct 07 2009 14:36 PM
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      Dear Mariana,

      Many thanks for your answer. The prototyping board should indeed be very usefull as it seems to have the same connector as the P11 of the OMAP L137 EVM. However, I would still need to connect the two boards with a cable, right? Do you happen to know the name of the P11 (male/female) connector to order a cable for this purpose?

       

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    • TimHarron
      Posted by TimHarron
      on Oct 07 2009 15:00 PM
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      The full Bill of Materials for the OMAP-L137 EVM can be found on Spectrum Digital's site here.

      The prototype board is handy in that you can solder on pin headers and access every pin of P11, P12 and P13. For something like an I2C device which operates at very low speeds you could blue wire a connection between these pin headers and the I2C device with that prototype board.

      -Tim

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      Posted by Bogdan15639
      on Oct 07 2009 15:06 PM
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      Great! Many thanks!

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      Posted by Bogdan15639
      on Jan 06 2010 03:22 AM
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      I have attached the DVB-T frontend to the I2C bus of the OMAP-L137 EVM.  I need to configure the I2C bus to run at 400KHz to communicate to frontend. I am running Montavista linux. I would appreciate your guide to configure the I2C bus.

      Many thanks in advance!

      Kind regards,

      Bogdan

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