I remember measuring this once, you are close. The I2C speed is not
high since it is bit-banged.
DLC
rtstofer wrote:
>--- In oopic@yahoogroups.com, "Samitha Ransara" <samitharansara@...>
>wrote:
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>>Hi,
>>Can anyone tell me the clock speed of I2C bus used in OOPic R module?
>>because this is essential when communicating two microcontrollers
>>
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>(such as
>
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>>OOPic and Microchip Pic ex: 16F877A) via I2C bus.
>>
>>Thank you very much.
>>
>>
>>Regards,
>>Samitha Ransara
>>
>>
>
>Unless you are connecting two OOPIcs with oDDELink, you won't be using
>the internal I2C hardware. You will be using the bit-banged local I2C
>bus that also connects to the EEPROM. It is quite SLOW! Maybe 16 kHz
>or so...
>
>Richard
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