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I am trying to read 500 values stored on an EEPROM via I2C. The values were written to the EEPROM via I2C using the Example_2833xI2C_eeprom.c code using the F28335 Experimenter's Kit.
I have tried to reset the I2C module and setting different bits but this register continues to show to be equal to 1:
I2caRegs.I2CSTR.bit.BB
The code will only read 1 value stored on the eeprom and continues in an endless loop. I cannot generate a stop condition so it can get out of the loop. Any suggestions? Attached is the code with my modifications.
Hi Charles,
Since it loops endlessly after the 1st received byte, it would seem that the C28 is waiting on the remaining I2CCNT-1 bytes to be transferred over. Did the C28 ACK the first byte from the EEPROM...the ACK should tell the EEPROM to keep transmitting. In the event of a NACK the SDA line is going to be held high and the BB remains set.