Neo I2C2 address 0x6F

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  1. Gary Huband

    Gary Huband New Member

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    When I run

    > sudo i2cdetect -y 1

    I see a device driver loaded at 0x6f. I would like to add a device that uses that address. Can I remove the current device? How?

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  2. jas-mx

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    If there is a device at 0x6f then it should be declared in the dts files if a device driver is using it. If the device isn't in the dts files then the i2cdetect is finding a device on that address but no kernel device driver is loaded.
     
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    waltervl UDOOer

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  4. Gary Huband

    Gary Huband New Member

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    I do not have a brick sensor connected. The 0x6F went away, so I must have made a mistake in my code running on the M4. I am curious though, why can I run i2cdetect on the A9 and see devices that are supposed to be connected to the M4?
     
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    I don't know, only that I2C-2 is also the Arduino I2C bus.
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    "sudo i2cdetect -y 1" command not display anything if i connect my i2c sensor on I2c2(j5) why??
     

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