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Inter-Integrated Circuit (I²C) is a bus for low speed peripherals. Use this tag for questions regarding how to use I²C with an Arduino, or for problems with I²C and your Arduino.
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Using Lego temperature sensor with Arduino
I managed to get it work with the following code:
float getTemp(){
#define ADDRESS 0x4C
#define CONFIG 0x00
float temp;
Wire.beginTransmission(ADDRESS);
Wire.write(CONFIG);
Wi …
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Using Lego temperature sensor with Arduino
I'm trying to use a I2C connection between them, with no luck. I connected the sensor and Arduino referring to the picture below:
I'm using the Wire library for transmitting data. …
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