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I2C Protokoll
Version 0.2
DEFINITIONS
layer0 | Hardwareebene (i2c) |
layer1 | Packetebene |
endpoint | externe Hardware/Software (nicht näher definiert) |
Vorderungen
Device Overview
Device | ||
|---- | Endpoint 0 | |
|---- | Endpoint 1 | |
... | ||
|---- | Endpoint n | |
|---in_buffer | ||
|---out_buffer |
Packet
Header | Data |
1 Byte | 1-8 Byte |
Header:
Bit 7 | Bit 6 | Bit 5 | Bit 4 | Bit 3 - 0 |
reserved | reserved | Command/!Data | Parity | Packetsize |
Note: Parity can be EVEN, ODD, XOR, NONE, Parity does include packetsize-Bits and all DATA
Note: Command/!DATA marks this packet as COMMAND packet or as DATA packet
COMMAND PACKET
Header | Byte 1 | Byte 2 | Byte 3 | Byte 4 | Byte 5 | Byte 6 | Byte 7 | Byte 8 |
XX1XXXXX | COMMAND | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) |
handled by layer1
DATA PACKET
Header | Byte 1 | Byte 2 | Byte 3 | Byte 4 | Byte 5 | Byte 6 | Byte 7 | Byte 8 |
XX0XXXXX | DATA | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) | DATA (optional) |
handled by userprogram
COMMANDS
all "get" commands load data into the out_buffer & change status to ready for read
all "set" commands store data into the in_buffer & change status to !ready for write
Note:
querry status first !
0x00
invalid (reserved)
0x01 PING
copies complement of inputbuffer to outputbuffer
to run bus-speed-test
0x02 GET DEVICE DESCRIPTOR
returns information about the device
max supported protocol version
endpoint count
...
0x03 GET DEVICE STATUS
return device status, for example:
ready for read
ready for write
...
0x04 GET ENDPOINT DESCRIPTOR
2.byte: endpoint
returns information about the endpoint
must be less then max. device endpoints
0x05 SET ENDPOINT
2.byte: endpoint
must be less then max. device endpoints
0x06 GET CURRENT ENDPOINT
return active endpoint (default: 0)
0x07 GET CENDPOINT STATUS
return current endpoint status, for example:
ready for read
ready for write
...
0x08 CONFIGURE ENDPOINT
manage power, enable/disable endpoint
...
0x09 GET AENDPOINT STATUS
return any endpoint status
2.byte: endpoint
for example:
ready for read
ready for write
...
Device Response
Header is ==0 NO VALID DATA
the buffer you read from was not ready
Header is > 0 DATA
VALID:
data-packet length should be greater than 0
packet parity does match
INVALID:
data-packet length is 0
packet parity doesn't match