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16F84 and I2C bus
Just came back from a Microchip site and found something interesting.
I was searching for a small sized chip (8 pins or so) that was capable of I2C communications... well, I found none.
Just out of curiosity, I punched in 16F84 and it was listed as not having I2C capability either, however I do seem to remember programming such a chip a while back (using MCS) and it "spoke" with an I2C device (RTC) without any problems.
I'm just curious if the MCS has built-in routines that allowed the F84 to communicate with I2C devices, and if such is the case, can I program just about any PIC to do so as well? I'm mostly interested in using 12F615 or 12F675.
Thanks
Alex
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I think PBP lets you use any two I/O pins of any PIC for I2C.
You just assign your data and clock ports and go at it...
Steve
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Thanks Steve...
kinda thought so too. It sure opens up more possibilities for chip selection.
Alex