i2c/spi is exactly why I've wanted a BusPirate as I usually end up in a loo=
p of questioning my code, then the circuit, then the code, then imagining t=
hat the datasheet is completely wrong, etc=85  until finally getting it to =
work. =20

Eliminating some of those variables in just one project would be worth the =
$30.



On Jan 13, 2011, at 17:16 PM, Bob Blick wrote:

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> On Thu, 13 Jan 2011 16:39:34 -0700, "Nathan Nottingham" said:
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>> as excited as I am for my free BusPirate
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> Originally I was a little disppointed but I have definitely gotten use
> out of my Bus Pirate for testing new I2C chips. It is a little clunky
> but does the job and the "scan bus for I2C addresses" feature is really
> handy.
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> Friendly regards,
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> Bob
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