> ...without further comment, I wanted to point out that ACK works
> differently during a multi-byte read.  The master (transmitter) is
> controlling the ACKs here.  It generates an ACK after each byte, until it
> is reading the last byte.  Then it generates a NAK, telling the device
> that
> was the last read.  The device (receiver) doesn't pull the data line
> during
> these ACKs.  In fact, its role is exactly reversed, since it drives the
> data line during reads, unlike during all the other write activity.
>


This sort of stuff is why I really prefer SPI over I2C. I ALWAYS have to
get out a logic analyzer to get I2C to work. SPI just works.

Harold


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