Nunchuck-Arduino
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I2CScanner
Simple software to scan an I2C bus and report devices found (by Tech-TX)
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| 0.0 | 3.2 | |
| about 2 years ago | about 3 years ago | |
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| MIT License | - |
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Wifi Kit 8 with BME 680 sensor; failing to find sensor
If you want to see a response from your BME680, try this: https://pastebin.com/F2i3wHws That will all legal combination of ESP8266 pins, looking for an ACK with any combination. If you're wired on the default pins, then my extension to Farmer Keith's I2C Scanner will call it out as a BME680 when it sees one, https://github.com/Tech-TX/I2CScanner
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Can anyone direct me to a script that actually works?
https://github.com/Tech-TX/I2CScanner If it sees your INA219 (and says so) then the rest is your program that's not driving it correctly.
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Need help setting up ADS1115
It's probably at a different address. Adafruit ALWAYS writes their libraries to connect to their own boards without any mods to the code, and most clones are at a different address. If you use this, it'll tell you what address your board is at: https://github.com/Tech-TX/I2CScanner once you have the SDA and SCL connected up right.
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2x i2c on one esp8266
Changing the address of the device is dead easy, you shouldn't worry about it. If the sensor board is marked poorly, you can use an I2C bus scanner to find out where it went to.