On Thursday 05 February 2009 01:53:45 Brian Johnson wrote:
> For th 4 byte i2c exchanges: Those are basically writing to two
> conseuctive registers with only one i2c command, so the following d0
> 5d 03 03 ce 05 02 10 would look like this in your init { 0x03, 0x03ce
> }, { 0x4, 0x0502 }. Notice the registers used only differ by 1 not two
> since micron sensors use a register that is two bytes wide.
Oh... Vasily told me to increment by 1 and I changed that to 2 %) But it makes
no sense in fact... results are the same.
> Also yes when working from windows usb dumps you will see multiple
> writes to the same register usally you can trim most of those out
> using only the last written value. however if you are trying to make
> it work its probably best to copy the i2c writes that windows does and
> after it works trim out unneeded ones.
Ok, I see...
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