hippy Technical Support Staff member Oct 25, 2012 #2 Short answer : No. Long answer : It is potentially possible to have multiple PICAXE on the I2C bus and have only one PICAXE active as a master at any one time. That wouldn't be true multi-master but may be enough to do whatever is desired.
Short answer : No. Long answer : It is potentially possible to have multiple PICAXE on the I2C bus and have only one PICAXE active as a master at any one time. That wouldn't be true multi-master but may be enough to do whatever is desired.
W wagp New Member Oct 25, 2012 #3 Thanks "hippy", I suspected multiple masters was not supported, so I created my own way of "sequencing" the masters.
Thanks "hippy", I suspected multiple masters was not supported, so I created my own way of "sequencing" the masters.
