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How to connect an external I2c device to the Logic PD OMAP L138

How to connect an external I2c device to the Logic PD OMAP L138

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Alessandro B.
Posted by Alessandro B.
on Feb 09 2012 06:32 AM
Prodigy30 points

HI,

I would connect an external I2c device to the Logic PD OMAP L138 but I'm a bit confused how to do it.

In the documentation I've read that the OMAP L-138 ahs got 2 I2C ports on connectors J1 and J2 but these connectors are used to mount the SOM module on the board.

Do you have some suggestions?

Regards

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  • Akhil Nair
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    on Feb 20 2012 15:46 PM
    Intellectual1635 points

    Please post this question on the OMAP forum since the staff supporting this forum is not familir with the Logic PD OMAPL138.

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