On Fri, Apr 14, 2006 at 08:23:06AM -0700, John Altstadt wrote:
> I solved it by:
> - at startup, configure the I2C clock line as a regular output port
> - toggle the clock line several times to flush the slave device
> - configure the I2C port correctly
We had a system once that initially was supposed to have 2 AVRs
talking I2C to each other. We tried everything we could think of
including tricks like the one above with some success. But the devices
would always eventually lock up under real operating
conditions. Needless to say, we had to move away from I2C and after
many other revisions are running RS422.
I have used an AVR to talk I2C to a dedicated slave device without
the problems, we have been discussing.
-Matt
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