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      KevinA
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      I'm trying to find the used I²C addressees on the Pysense, I need to add a device.
      Thanks

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        seb @KevinA
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        @kevina

        Check out https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/firmwareapi/pycom/machine/I2C.html#i2cscan

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          KevinA
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          So buy a FiPy and use your information to scan the buss hoping that the address I need isn't used..

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            seb @KevinA
            last edited by

            @kevina

            Sorry, you didn't say in your original post you didn't have the module + pysense.
            The output is as follows:

            >>> i2c.scan()
            [8, 30, 41, 64, 96]
            

            You can also look through the libraries here to figure out the addresses:
            https://github.com/pycom/pycom-libraries/tree/master/pysense/lib

            8 = PIC microcontroller (UART + deepsleep)
            30 = LIS2HH12
            41 = LTR329ALS01
            64 = SI7006A20
            96 = MPL3115A2

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