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Ethernet to I2C Host Adapter
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Table of Contents
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iPort/LAN 2 Product Features:
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iPort/LAN 2 Package
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iPort/LAN 2 Ethernet to I2C Bus Host Adapter
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The iPort/LAN 2 includes interconnections:
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Connecting to a Low-Voltage Target System
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4 ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Precautions
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VCP Driver Installation
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6 Hardware Set-Up
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Part 2 - iPort Utility Pack for Windows
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Main Screen (Typical)
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2 System Requirements
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Opening Screen (Typical)
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4.1.3 Select the Communications Port
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Use the I2C Message Editor to:
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4.1.7 Inserting and Deleting Messages
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Slave Not Acknowledging
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Command Line Arguments
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4.2.1 Set Adapter Type
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Beep On Arbitration Loss
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Saved I2C Message List File
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Basic Set Up Screen
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Advanced Set Up Screen
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Diagnostic Set Up Screen
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5.1.4 Sending I2C Messages
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Click OK to accept the data.
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Negative Acknowledge Last Byte
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Part 3 - iPort/LAN 2 Programmer’s Reference
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ASCII Command Interface
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Slave Transmit Message
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Display iPort/LAN 2 status.
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Set Destination I2C Slave Address
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Set iPort/LAN’s Own I2C Slave Address
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Hex Only Display Control (0=Disable, 1=Enable)
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Master Read Message
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to the requesting I2C Master Receiver device.
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Master Transmit Message
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‘ASCII Printable characters "abcd1234"
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Display Tx bYte Count
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Asynchronous Interface Events
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host. The host should reissue the correct command.
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Communication Event Processing
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ElseIf (StrComp(iPortResp$, "/BC0") = 0) Then
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iPort/LAN Revision Report
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Appendix A - I2C Connector Information
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Declaration of Conformity
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