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    Thanks Sougata,

    This is what I thought since I use a 12F675 and a 24LCxxx memory via I2C and this PIC has no specific I2C interface (...and, of course, it works).

    So what is the "advantage" or simply the reason for certain PICs to have a I2C interface?
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    well, usually faster than most software solution, usually provide interrupts triggers, etc etc etc. Same for USART (HSERIN/HSEROUT) against SEROUT/SERIN etc etc.
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    ...just try to code a slave-I2C !

    Then you will see, what advantages a hardware-modul can give to you !

    ...and it gives you so much performance, if you use the hardware in an intelligent way!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigWumpus View Post
    ...just try to code a slave-I2C !

    Then you will see, what advantages a hardware-modul can give to you !

    ...and it gives you so much performance, if you use the hardware in an intelligent way!
    Somewhere out there, is a site with practically complete I2C-slave code, uses the hardware and PBP to handle things. Apparently it works like a champ. A 2nd PIC18F452 is slave-I2C programmed to act just like a 24LC256 and it's accessed by the 1st 18F452 using PBP's I2C commands. Wish I remembered where that was...

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    Many of us have done this but for professional reasons we are unable or unwilling to share the code. However, Robert Soubie detailed his adventures with I2CSlave using Melabs PICBasic, and posted all his code here...

    http://www.astrosurf.com/soubie/pic_as_an_i2c_slave.htm

    Well done Robert!

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    Hi Melanie,
    i tried Roberts I2C Slave routine, but it is not clear how to access the Slave with I2CREAD / I2CWRITE with Melabs PBP from the Master.
    In the I2CREAD and I2CWRITE commands are also "address" parameters given, is this the same to be used as the parameter RXBuffer(0)?
    Does any one have an exmaple for me?
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    Other than telling you that Robert achieved the goal that many seek but few accomplish, and he documented everything on his website (I'm assuming it's all still there), I can't add any more, because I haven't actually tried his software myself.

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