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    LoPy4 - I2C - FRAM Memory - MicroPython Library

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      Eric Tremblay @jcaron
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      @jcaron , They are SMD resistors on a custom PCB. I'm not equipped to change them. I will talk with the engineer that designed my board and see if he can make the change he has a few boards incomplete (missing chips) as we are just starting to test them.

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        Eric Tremblay @jcaron
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        @jcaron I just double-checked to make sure and I read the schematic wrong they are indeed 10k, SMD 1002.

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          Eric Tremblay
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          Hello everyone who was helping me diagnose this issue. I finally got my logic analyzer.

          See if something looks odd in the serial data

          here is an example of a I2C capture

          code:

          i2c.writeto_mem(0x51,0x3,4,addrsize=16)
          

          Data.PNG

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            Eric Tremblay @Eric Tremblay
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            @jcaron i got a logic analyzer to help me with this issue.

            it looks like i'm getting an extra byte of 0x00 in there.

            what do you think?

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              jcaron @Eric Tremblay
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              @Eric-Tremblay could you share what you see?

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                Eric Tremblay @jcaron
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                @jcaron i had it posted in June its in the thread bellow

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                  jcaron @Eric Tremblay
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                  @Eric-Tremblay Ah sorry I had missed that.

                  No, the message is correct. The address is on 16 bits, so takes two bytes to send.

                  What happens when you try a read?

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