Comments on: Arduino and an I2C temperature sensor http://naneau.nl/2009/01/18/arduino-and-an-i2c-temperature-sensor/ Go dik-dik, go! Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:31:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Grok Think » Blog Archive » I2C data logging chip. http://naneau.nl/2009/01/18/arduino-and-an-i2c-temperature-sensor/comment-page-1/#comment-102980 Grok Think » Blog Archive » I2C data logging chip. Sun, 04 Jul 2010 03:14:59 +0000 http://naneau.nl/?p=90#comment-102980 [...] Arduino and an I2C temperature sensor : Naneau [...] [...] Arduino and an I2C temperature sensor : Naneau [...]

]]> By: Brett http://naneau.nl/2009/01/18/arduino-and-an-i2c-temperature-sensor/comment-page-1/#comment-99755 Brett Sun, 21 Feb 2010 01:06:24 +0000 http://naneau.nl/?p=90#comment-99755 This was a great I2C article. I've been looking at so many and I just couldn't get my project to work until I stumbled on this page. I'm interfacing a RFID I2C circuit to my Arduino and the manufacture's datasheet was nonexistant. 3 days later, and finding this page, I finally have it working! My problem was I was running the beginTransmission, send, endTransmission and then the receiveFrom. That's what all the articles I found did... your's was the only one that ran the receiveFrom before the endTransmission. And it works. Thanks! This was a great I2C article. I’ve been looking at so many and I just couldn’t get my project to work until I stumbled on this page. I’m interfacing a RFID I2C circuit to my Arduino and the manufacture’s datasheet was nonexistant. 3 days later, and finding this page, I finally have it working!

My problem was I was running the beginTransmission, send, endTransmission and then the receiveFrom. That’s what all the articles I found did… your’s was the only one that ran the receiveFrom before the endTransmission. And it works. Thanks!

]]> By: Naneau http://naneau.nl/2009/01/18/arduino-and-an-i2c-temperature-sensor/comment-page-1/#comment-66992 Naneau Tue, 26 May 2009 10:23:17 +0000 http://naneau.nl/?p=90#comment-66992 Decimal notation is something most non-technical people are more familiar with. They are just representations of the same number, so you can usually use them interchangeably with a little conversion here and there. Hex notation is much more common in technical documentation and datasheets though, and by copying it you may reduce the risk of (conversion) errors in your code. Decimal notation is something most non-technical people are more familiar with. They are just representations of the same number, so you can usually use them interchangeably with a little conversion here and there. Hex notation is much more common in technical documentation and datasheets though, and by copying it you may reduce the risk of (conversion) errors in your code.

]]> By: Danielle http://naneau.nl/2009/01/18/arduino-and-an-i2c-temperature-sensor/comment-page-1/#comment-66982 Danielle Tue, 26 May 2009 08:24:13 +0000 http://naneau.nl/?p=90#comment-66982 By the way, the address doesn't have to be in hexadecimal, we just converted it to decimal and it works fine. Regards, Danielle. By the way, the address doesn’t have to be in hexadecimal, we just converted it to decimal and it works fine. Regards, Danielle.

]]> By: First sensor < Body-warner http://naneau.nl/2009/01/18/arduino-and-an-i2c-temperature-sensor/comment-page-1/#comment-66828 First sensor < Body-warner Sun, 24 May 2009 17:30:07 +0000 http://naneau.nl/?p=90#comment-66828 [...] to be very easy to work with but for me as a lay person it’s still complicated. Paul found a tutorial on the web for connecting it to the Arduino. Everything works fine except that the temperature is [...] [...] to be very easy to work with but for me as a lay person it’s still complicated. Paul found a tutorial on the web for connecting it to the Arduino. Everything works fine except that the temperature is [...]

]]> By: Gerardo http://naneau.nl/2009/01/18/arduino-and-an-i2c-temperature-sensor/comment-page-1/#comment-65181 Gerardo Fri, 08 May 2009 16:36:35 +0000 http://naneau.nl/?p=90#comment-65181 hey there, i was looking information about the I2c trasmission protocol with arduino, because i bougth a line follower and i can´t get it work. i would like to know if you can help us... the name of the component is I2C LINE FOLLOWER thnks hey there, i was looking information about the I2c trasmission protocol with arduino, because i bougth a line follower and i can´t get it work. i would like to know if you can help us… the name of the component is I2C LINE FOLLOWER
thnks

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