I2CWRITE "Label" option - what does it do?

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  1. - 23rd September 2024, 18:26 #1
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    Default Re: I2CWRITE "Label" option - what does it do?

    If you want, you may include that label in case the I2C device fails to communicate. So you can give the user a message that something was wrong.

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    Default Re: I2CWRITE "Label" option - what does it do?

    I2C Slave send 1 bit response after each byte received.
    I was missing this.

    Thanks for the info guys
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