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kiiid

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Posted: 03:22am 05 Oct 2015
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SC18IM700 manufactured by NXP.

I luckily came across this one only because I needed exactly this functionality. It can save a whole microcontroller in some cases.

It is an I2C master which is controlled via serial UART channel by text instructions. On top of that it also has a GPIO 8-bit port also available through text commands from the serial port.

I thought this info could be interesting to someone else too.
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OA47

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Posted: 11:49am 05 Oct 2015
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Thanks kiiid, a good one to keep in mind.
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Chris Roper
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Posted: 12:01pm 05 Oct 2015
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Any Idea of availability and cost?

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darthmite

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Posted: 12:14pm 05 Oct 2015
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I found them in Farnell Europe page.
SC18IM700

And ... Thanks Kiiid , Chip like that is a must have

Cheers.

Theory is when we know everything but nothing work ...
Practice is when everything work but no one know why ;)
 
Chris Roper
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Posted: 12:25pm 05 Oct 2015
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So that is US$2.20 not a bad price for a 1 off purchase, but if you have a stock of small PICs on hand you could code one for the same functions.

I have been looking for a test project for the next release of Great Cow Basic, maybe I could try and emulate this device and post the hex file here for general use.

a suitable PIC12 or PIC16 will probably be half the price and I could probably make the source portable to run on any PIC you have at hand.

No Promises, but worth a try :)


Cheers
Chris

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