Write / Read to EEProm on IND.I/O D21G

I have try example sketch from :https://github.com/Industruino/democode/blob/master/i2c_eeprom_D21G/i2c_eeprom_D21G.ino

My result :
INDUSTRUINO D21G I2C EEPROM DEMO
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Writing a fixed byte value to all addresses at I2C address 0x50..
Reading from all addresses at I2C address 0x50..
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Writing a LONG type number to address 10-13 (4 bytes) at I2C address 0x51:-987654321
Reading LONG type from I2C address 0x51: 0

Writing a FLOAT type number to address 252-255 (4 bytes) at I2C address 0x53:-123.456
Reading FLOAT type from I2C address 0x53: 0.000

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Why there are only zeros ???

 

 

Janusz Imiołczyk
Janusz Imiołczyk
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Asked on 10/10/17, 12:58 PM
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Hi all,

I still have a problem with I2C_EEPROM read or write on a D21G V1.7 board.

I write 2 unsigned integers in bytes 0-1 an 2-3 of the first I2C_EEPROM adress during init (eeprom50). I then power off the controller (USB and main) and power it on again some seconds later. On init, I test what I get in these 4 bytes against what I wrote (or tried to, anyway) there before power-off, and it does not seem to match. All I get seems to be 4 in bytes 0-1 and 0 in bytes 2-3.

I tried reading these 4 bytes right after writing in them, and I still get 4 and 0. There should be values of 1121 an 1 in these pairs of bytes, in the form of unsigned integers.

I tried with a direct adaptation of the code in the example, and still no change.

I also tried to change from eeprom50 to eeprom51. Same result.

Any ideas ?

 

Didier DORGUIN
Didier DORGUIN
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Answered on 11/9/17, 1:50 PM
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Hi Didier, i just tried this and cannot reproduce your error. For reference, here's an example in the same style as the demo sketch: union uint_2bytes { // define a union structure to convert uint into 2 bytes and back unsigned int ui; byte b[2]; }; SerialUSB.print("Reading UNSIGNED INT type from I2C address 0x51: "); union uint_2bytes union_uint_read; union_uint_read.b[0] = eeprom51.readByte(0); union_uint_read.b[1] = eeprom51.readByte(1); SerialUSB.println(union_uint_read.ui); // SerialUSB.println(); SerialUSB.print("Writing a UNSIGNED INT type number to address 0-1 (2 bytes) at I2C address 0x51:"); unsigned int uint_number = 1121; SerialUSB.println(uint_number); union uint_2bytes union_uint_write; // create a variable of this union type union_uint_write.ui = uint_number; // asign the value eeprom51.writeByte(0, union_uint_write.b[0]); delay(1); eeprom51.writeByte(1, union_uint_write.b[1]); delay(1000); SerialUSB.print("Reading UNSIGNED INT type from I2C address 0x51: "); union_uint_read.b[0] = eeprom51.readByte(0); union_uint_read.b[1] = eeprom51.readByte(1); SerialUSB.println(union_uint_read.ui); SerialUSB.println();

Tom
on 11/10/17, 12:05 AM

Got it right now. Works fine !

Didier DORGUIN
on 12/29/17, 2:20 PM

Hi Janusz,

We had an initial batch of D21G that shipped without this EEPROM chip, please check on your topboard whether is says version 1.6 or the current one, 1.7. If you have a 1.6 version, then contact us by email for a replacement.

Kind regards, Tom

Tom
Tom
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Answered on 10/11/17, 12:50 AM
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