> From:         Robert Soubie[SMTP:robert.soubie@FREE.FR]
> Sent:         Monday, January 05, 2004 4:43 PM
> To:   PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject:      [PIC:] Pic as an i2c slave

> Happy new year, Bonne annee nouvelle,

> Has anyone written a working (tested and testable)
> application programmed either in asm, Basic or C where the
> PIC would be used as an i2c slave?

> Despite much reading and testing in numerous attempts and
> some partial positive results, I am unable to have my own
> application work reliably;

> Specifically some calls from the master, a PC using two
> different i2C interfaces, are not "seen"; I do not have the
> least idea of why...

> ...

> Thanks in advance for any help, for I do not know what to
> try next... I know I am looking for something that is far
> for obvious, as the paucity of information on the net
> testifies...

> * Xrobert.soubie@free.frX (veuillez supprimer les "X")
> * http://www.astrosurf.com/soubie
> * Au royaume des aveugles, les borgnes sont mal vus... - P.Dac

      Try these Microchip application notes:

      AN515  "Communicating with I2C bus using PIC16C5X"
      AN541  "Using PIC16C5X as a smart I2C peripheral"
      AN554  "Software implementation of I2C bus master"  (OK, so it's about the master)

      John Power

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