I2C write and read

  1'''
  2I2C - I2C_write_read.py with asynchronous mode.
  3
  4This example demonstrates how to communicate with USBDAQF1TD. (master) and 24C08C (slave) with I2C interface.
  5
  6First, it shows how to open I2C port and configure I2C parameters.
  7Second, write some bytes with address into EEPROM (24C08C). We have to make sure that bytes written in address is correct however read address from EEPROM (24C08C).
  8Last, close I2C port
  9
 10The sensor used in this example is a 24C08C expecially for Two-wore Serial EEPROM.
 11
 12-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 13Please change correct serial number or IP and port number BEFORE you run example code.
 14
 15For other examples please check:
 16    https://github.com/WPC-Systems-Ltd/WPC_Python_driver_release/tree/main/examples
 17See README.md file to get detailed usage of this example.
 18
 19Copyright (c) 2022-2024 WPC Systems Ltd. All rights reserved.
 20'''
 21
 22## Python
 23import asyncio
 24
 25## WPC
 26
 27from wpcsys import pywpc
 28
 29async def main():
 30    ## Get Python driver version
 31    print(f'{pywpc.PKG_FULL_NAME} - Version {pywpc.__version__}')
 32
 33    ## Create device handle
 34    dev = pywpc.USBDAQF1TD()
 35
 36    ## Connect to device
 37    try:
 38        dev.connect("default") ## Depend on your device
 39    except Exception as err:
 40        pywpc.printGenericError(err)
 41        ## Release device handle
 42        dev.close()
 43        return
 44
 45    try:
 46        ## Parameters setting
 47        port = 1 ## Depend on your device
 48        mode = 0
 49        device_address = 0x50 ## 01010000
 50
 51        ## Generate random data
 52        import numpy as np
 53        word_address = np.random.randint(8) ## Generate a random address
 54        value = np.random.randint(256) ## Generate a random value
 55
 56        '''
 57        Take 24C08C for example
 58        '''
 59
 60        ## Get firmware model & version
 61        driver_info = await dev.Sys_getDriverInfo_async()
 62        print("Model name: " + driver_info[0])
 63        print("Firmware version: " + driver_info[-1])
 64
 65        '''
 66        Open I2C port
 67        '''
 68
 69        ## Open I2C
 70        err = await dev.I2C_open_async(port)
 71        print(f"I2C_open_async in port {port}, status: {err}")
 72
 73        '''
 74        Set I2C parameter
 75        '''
 76
 77        ## Set I2C port and set clock rate to standard mode
 78        err = await dev.I2C_setClockRate_async(port, mode)
 79        print(f"I2C_setClockRate_async in port {port}, status: {err}")
 80
 81        '''
 82        Write data via I2C
 83        '''
 84
 85        ## Write WREN byte
 86        err = await dev.I2C_write_async(port, device_address, [word_address, value])
 87        print(f"I2C_write_async in port {port}, status: {err}")
 88        print(f"write data: 0x{value:02X}")
 89
 90        '''
 91        Read data via I2C
 92        '''
 93
 94        err = await dev.I2C_write_async(port, device_address, [word_address])
 95        print(f"I2C_write_async in port {port}, status: {err}")
 96
 97        data = await dev.I2C_read_async(port, device_address, 1)
 98        print(f"read data: 0x{data[0]:02X}")
 99
100        '''
101        Close I2C port
102        '''
103
104        ## Close I2C
105        err = await dev.I2C_close_async(port)
106        print(f"I2C_close_async in port {port}, status: {err}")
107    except Exception as err:
108        pywpc.printGenericError(err)
109
110    ## Disconnect device
111    dev.disconnect()
112
113    ## Release device handle
114    dev.close()
115
116    return
117
118def main_for_spyder(*args):
119    if asyncio.get_event_loop().is_running():
120        return asyncio.create_task(main(*args)).result()
121    else:
122        return asyncio.run(main(*args))
123
124if __name__ == '__main__':
125    asyncio.run(main()) ## Use terminal
126    # await main() ## Use Jupyter or IPython(>=7.0)
127    # main_for_spyder() ## Use Spyder