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ESP8266

I2C
User Guide

Version 0.2
Espressif Systems IOT Team
http://bbs.espressif.com
Copyright

2015

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Table of Contents
1.

Overview ...........................................................................................................................................................................................1

2.

I2C master interface......................................................................................................................................................................2


2.1.
2.2.
2.3.
2.4.
2.5.
2.6.
2.7.
2.8.

3.

Initialisation ...........................................................................................................................................................2
Start the I2C ..........................................................................................................................................................2
Stop the I2C ..........................................................................................................................................................3
I2C masters response to ACK ...........................................................................................................................3
I2C masters response to NACK ........................................................................................................................4
Check the I2C slave response ...........................................................................................................................4
Write data into the I2C bus line........................................................................................................................4
Read data from the I2C bus line .......................................................................................................................5

Example ............................................................................................................................................................................................6

Overview

1.

Overview

As an interface of I2C master, ESP8266 can control and read the I2C slave (e.g., most of the digital sensors).
Each GPIO pin could be configured as open-drain . In this way, GPIO interface could function as I2C data or
clock.
Meanwhile, there are pull-up resistors within the chip.
The wave forms of SDA and SCL lines used in I2C are created by GPIO simulation. SDA accesses data with SCL
high. Both the high and low level of SCL are kept at 5us and the clock rate of I2C is about 100KHz.

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2.
2.1.

I2C master interface


Initialisation

i2c_master_gpio_init: initialise the GPIO hardware.


Details are as follows:
(1)

Choose the function of pin and configure it to GPIO.

(2)

Configure GPIO to the open-drain mode.

(3)

Initialise the SDA and SCL to high level.

(4)

Enable the GPIO interrupt and reset the slave device.

i2c_master_init(void): reset the slave status

2.2.

Start the I2C

i2c_master_start(void): start condition for the master to start I2C.


The start condition is shown below:

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2.3.

Stop the I2C

i2c_master_stop(void): stop condition for the master to stop I2C.


The stop condition is shown below:

2.4.

I2C masters response to ACK

i2c_master_send_ack(void): set the I2C masters response to ACK.


The response is shown below:

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2.5.

I2C masters response to NACK


i2c_master_send_nack(void): set the I2C masters response to NACK.
The response is shown below:

2.6.

Check the I2C slave response


bool i2c_master_checkAck(void): check the slave response status.
Return value:
TRUEslave acknowledge
FALSEslave not acknowledge

2.7.

Write data into the I2C bus line


i2c_master_writeByte(unit8 wrdata): write data into the I2C bus line.
Parameter: 1 byte of data
Notices:
1.

Data will be sent in descending order of the bit order.

2.

The slave address and data can be sent.

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2.8.

Read data from the I2C bus line

i2c_master_readByte (void): read a byte from the SPI slave.


Return value:
the one-byte data read

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Example

3.

Example

Refer to IOT_Demo from esp_iot_sdk. The example is shown below:

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