In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, johncouture wrote:

Rich,

The SX has built-in I2C commands.  You could control the I2C devices directly.

As for communicating with the PC, you could use a "PINK" (ethernet web server) with the SX constantly updating PINK.  The PC then calls up the information via a common web browser.  If you needed "logging" capability, you could set the web browser to "refresh" every couple of seconds using a META TAG and then have it write the data to a local log file.  One limitation (I think) is that the META TAG can only updates at a maximum rate of about once every 2 seconds.  If you need faster updates, another solution (i.e. a direct RS-232 link) will have to be found.

John.

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