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Using I2C and SPI together
Tritek
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Posted: Tue, 2016-09-13 06:05
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Can same pins of CSR1010 be connected to an I2C Slave and 3-pin SPI (CS#, SCL, SDIO) Slave at the same time?

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Re: Using I2C and SPI together
Dr. Nissim Zur
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Posted: Wed, 2016-09-14 00:17
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Since I2C devices listen all the time to I2C SDA line , if you SPI will send data on this line , the I2C sensor may see its address and read the SPI data as a command. 

To close the I2C sensor power will impose a poll down the load on PIO and SPI lines may not work. 

My offer, use other PIO lines for SPI

You can  my Skype nissim.test if you like.

 

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Re: Using I2C and SPI together
Tritek
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Posted: Thu, 2016-09-15 22:51
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Thanks for the clarification Dr. Nissim. I was planning to use SPI as I had those ICs in stock. But now to keep things simple, I have decided to use the I2C version of the same IC categary instead of SPI.

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Re: Using I2C and SPI together
sorynory
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Posted: Tue, 2017-10-24 00:46
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CSR8670, When I saw the block diagram, I found i2c/SPI interface, not dedicated SPI debug pins. How can I set up PIO pins when I use SPI communication interface without dedicated SPI debug port? 

 

Please help me. 

 

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I am a authrized development partner with CSR( now qualcomm ). 

 

 

 

 

 

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