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Microcontroller › AVR › interfacing I2C memory with AVR atmega32 › hi i saw the tutorial ,it is

March 8, 2012 at 8:12 pm #7279
Ammar
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hi i saw the tutorial ,it is very nice but i want to know how in the example he made the write bit and read bit is 1 i am trying to test it on 2 atmega 8 (which has no difference from that )
so how does the slave can distiguish between write and read i really need ur help i have spent alooong time researching :(
my problem is in how the read bit is written and how is it read by the slave
thanks in advanced

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