Ldanielrosa1
- Nov 25, 2003
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I'm not getting anywhere fast with my postings elsewhere, So I'll paste it here.
Some of the things I'd like to make will need I2C communication. I figured I'd have to make a terminal first, but that leaves the same problem- how to talk to it while debugging.
I went looking for some downloadable software, but the stuff I found that claimed I2C (or SPI) without just mentioning serial EEPROMS required me to shell out some zorkmids (and I think they had some hardware requirements too).
Is there a minimum bells-and-whistles software that will do it with no more a few passive support components on one of the ports? I have a notebook dedicated to my addiction (toshiba satellite 115cs, win95), so all the ports are available (com1, parallel, ps/2, there is no USB). At this point I don't even care if I can get 100kbps.
Some of the things I'd like to make will need I2C communication. I figured I'd have to make a terminal first, but that leaves the same problem- how to talk to it while debugging.
I went looking for some downloadable software, but the stuff I found that claimed I2C (or SPI) without just mentioning serial EEPROMS required me to shell out some zorkmids (and I think they had some hardware requirements too).
Is there a minimum bells-and-whistles software that will do it with no more a few passive support components on one of the ports? I have a notebook dedicated to my addiction (toshiba satellite 115cs, win95), so all the ports are available (com1, parallel, ps/2, there is no USB). At this point I don't even care if I can get 100kbps.
