Dear Sir,
AP will use a standalone I2C to access UB954,UB953, and image sensor, all UB953,UB954 and image sensor are slave devices,
Is it workable?
Best regards
David
David
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Dear Sir,
AP will use a standalone I2C to access UB954,UB953, and image sensor, all UB953,UB954 and image sensor are slave devices,
Is it workable?
Best regards
David
David
Hi David,
Standalone I2C for accessing the UB954, UB953, and the image sensor is possible. I am unsure what GPIO2 and GPIO0 are being configured for in the diagram you provided. Would you be able to expand on that?
Regards,
Jack
GPIs on UB953 side, for example, buttons, can be mapping to GPOs on UB954 side, so , AP can read button status by GPOs of UB954. all above are workable at standard design, but is it workable at a standalone I2C bus scenario?
and further, GPIOs of UB954 can be configured as a lot of functions(snapshot), all these are workable at a standalone I2C design?
Hi David,
Thank you for the clarification. This design is workable for standalone I2C. The 953 and 954 can be connected via a common I2C bus.
Regards,
Jack