Hi Team,
May I check with you for I2C switch, are we supposed to see the data and clock on both the I2C channel 0 and I2C channel 1 or only on the channel we are accessing?
Thanks.
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Hi Team,
May I check with you for I2C switch, are we supposed to see the data and clock on both the I2C channel 0 and I2C channel 1 or only on the channel we are accessing?
Thanks.
Hi Ernest,
The device will enable the channel based on what you write to the device.
If we assume the device has A1=A0=GND then the I2C address for 9543A is 0x70h
If you want to enable channel 0 then you would send:
0x70h (write bit set) -->0x01h //Enables channel 0
if you want to enable channel 1 then you would send:
0x70h (write bit set) --> 0x02h //Enables channel 1
if you want to enable both channels:
0x70h (write bit set) --> 0x03h //Enables both channels.
You still need pull up resistors on the secondary channels.
-Bobby