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| Posted: 08:06pm 23 Nov 2016 |
Sorry, I missed that bit.
For the BMP180
My version of the data sheet:
The binary 1110111 is the same as 77 hex
The data sheet also talks about EE for write and EF for read.
That's just adding a zero or one onto the end of the binary number
11101110 = EE = write
11101111 = EF = read
The Micromites add the read or write bit as required so we stick with the 7 bit address.
With all I2C addressing, you need to work out if the datasheet is using 8bits (with the direction included) or 7 bits.
Fortunately, most data sheets show the address in binary at some stage so it's relatively easy to sort out.
If you have Windows10, the calculator in programmers mode is handy for converting to/from binary
Jim
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