Hello Jean,

in my opinion it should definetly be possible to do. Nobody has done
it so far doesn't mean that it's impossible.

You would have to think about a address for you slave and then
implement the i2c protocol, which should be perfectly document by the
inventor philips.

Greets,
       Stefan

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JS> Is there any existing routines for running a 16f84 as an i2c slave ?
JS> If not, does it mean it's impossible to do ?

JS> Thank for your help.

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