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FDC1004-Q1: Firmware/Driver for I²C init and commnication available

Guenter Goldbach
Prodigy 90 points
Part Number: FDC1004-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: FDC1004, MSP430FR2475, MSP430WARE

Tool/software:

is there any C-code (driver) available for the I²C communication with the FDC1004 which is recommended for the init and the general communication with the chip? I can't find it even in the eval module  MSP430 code is used that seems to work somehow. 

What are the license conditions for such code?

Is there a general disclaimer for this device for medical safety related applications?

Best regards,

Günter

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    TI__Mastermind 26335 points

    Hello Günter,

    Thank you for considering to use Texas Instruments.  Im not aware of C-code specific to FDC1004.  However, I think I might be able to help you find code and modify it for communicating with the device.  Do you already have a MSP430 launchpad? If so, which one?

    If you go to the following link, I think you may be able to find some example code that you can then tailor for communicating with the FDC1004.

    https://dev.ti.com/tirex/explore/

    At this link you can enter the MSP430 device or board you intend to use and then on the left should be a series of relevant folders you can search through for helpful files.  I dont think the folder structure is always consistent, but here is an example to guide you.  I selected MSP430FR2XX_4XX (X denotes that there are multiple variants under the MSP430FR2 family).  After selecting the  MSP430FR2XX_4XX is was able to drill down to some example I2C code by looking inside MSP430 microcontrollers>Embedded Software>MSP430Ware (3.80.14.01)>Devices>MSP430FR2XX_4XX>MSP430FR2475>Peripheral Examples>Register Level>.  The relevant examples should have "i2c" towards the ".c" part of the name.