Hi.
I implemented I2C in SW (in RLP mode) on Hydra. In case you wondering why - I needed to be able to answer on several addresses from one Hydra. It’s not possible using HW I2C.
Now it’s working pretty well, but with some I2C masters I get strange “problems”. It looks like with Hydra the clock line is less stable. I thought it’s somehow affected by the way I’m initializing the GPIO’s I’m using.
Can you guys please take a look at it and maybe have some suggestions?
//GPIO init for clock and data I/O
SLAVE_EMUL_REG->ENABLE_PIO = CLOCK | DATA; //enable PIO
SLAVE_EMUL_REG->OUTPUT_DISABLE = 0xFFFFFFFF; //disables output on all linesinterrupt
SLAVE_EMUL_REG->OPEN_DRAIN_ENA = CLOCK | DATA;//enable Multi-driver
SLAVE_EMUL_REG->PULL_UP_ENABLE = CLOCK | DATA;//enable Pull-up
//SLAVE_EMUL_REG->ENA_INPUT_FILTER = CLOCK | DATA;//enables input filtering on clock and data
Any help would b very appreciated!
THANKS!