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Online NiHaoMikeTopic starter

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I2C to Wifi or UART for ESP32
« on: August 07, 2018, 12:40:13 am »
I have a device containing an ESP32 (acting as I2C master), a PIC acting as an I2C slave, and a bunch of other I2C slaves. For debugging and development purposes, I would like a way to run something on the ESP32 that allows I2C communications to be controlled over Wifi or UART, to allow testing using Python scripts on a PC.

Is there any existing code to do just that? I would prefer not having to make that from scratch if possible.
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Offline Quarlo Klobrigney

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Re: I2C to Wifi or UART for ESP32
« Reply #1 on: August 14, 2018, 03:32:13 pm »
Have you seen this fellow's page yet? Lots of examples of the ESP here.
You may not find it exactly, but it may give you ideas.
Andreas Spiess - YouTube
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