Yes, it is in the to-do list, the abstract driver is already there, my immediate problem is to connect an I2C thing to an STM32 for testing. Probably it will be master-only initially.
Giovanni
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Giovanni,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I will have a look at Balázs' driver - I should have probably searched the forum a little more carefully myself…
Btw: I am looking for I2C support for the quadcopter project that you linked to in your user section. Since this is just a hobby project on my side, there is no rush, I understand that you do a lot of this work in your spare time… The quad was my first ARM project (I originally wrote most of the code on an AVR), and I was very impressed how easy it was the port was with ChibiOS.
Thanks,
Marko
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No problem Marko. BTW, I really enjoyed reading about your quadcopter, very creative solutions, great work, I hope to read more about it and see that better movie you promised in your post.
Giovanni
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Hi Giovanni,
Are there any plans to add I2C support for STM32 architectures in the near future?
Thanks,
Marko
Hello Marko,
Yes, it is in the to-do list, the abstract driver is already there, my immediate problem is to connect an I2C thing to an STM32 for testing. Probably it will be master-only initially.
Giovanni
I just remembered.
You may try also the I2C driver Balázs contributed, read this thread: https://sourceforge.net/projects/chibios/forums/forum/736653/topic/3763912
I am not sure it will stay exactly the same but it should be ok because he is using it.
Giovanni
Giovanni,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I will have a look at Balázs' driver - I should have probably searched the forum a little more carefully myself…
Btw: I am looking for I2C support for the quadcopter project that you linked to in your user section. Since this is just a hobby project on my side, there is no rush, I understand that you do a lot of this work in your spare time… The quad was my first ARM project (I originally wrote most of the code on an AVR), and I was very impressed how easy it was the port was with ChibiOS.
Thanks,
Marko
No problem Marko. BTW, I really enjoyed reading about your quadcopter, very creative solutions, great work, I hope to read more about it and see that better movie you promised in your post.
Giovanni
Thanks. I did add two more blog posts over at DIYDrones since that first video:
http://www.diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/quad-position-hold-with-mouse
and
http://www.diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/slightly-better-mouse-sensor
The second post also links to a slightly better video…
Cool, thank you.