On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 07:52 -0400, Olin Lathrop wrote:
> Jinx wrote:
> > Why would "0011000R" be rejected as an address ? If sent
> > "0011000W" it will move on to the 2nd byte. AFAICT the
> > address is matched to <7:1> and bit0 is not considered
> >
> > Whether the F88 is assigned an address of  h30 or h31, it will
> > not respond to h31
> 
> I didn't look at the code, but keep in mind that the address register holds
> the slave address shifted left 1 bit.  In other words, it holds the address
> pattern as expected in the address byte, not simply the "address" as the
> documentation might lead you to believe.

Very true, in fact this has been a area of confusion that I'm sure has
hit many people.

Personally I think of addressing on the I2C bus as even addresses are
write address, odd addresses are read addresses, keeps code alot
cleaner. TTYL


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