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Dear Infineon,
To test I2C function of CYT2B9, I'm thinking of using MiniProg4 I2C bridging.
for this, I planned the below.
1. I assume Infineon provides API drivers for Miniprog4 like DLL or Lib.
2. Write Windows Application for I2C master side using APIs.
I'm wondering if I can go with my plan. Currently, I can use BCP but I cannot find DLL or lib to use I2C briding of MiniProg.
Looking forward to reply.
Thank you
Jongtae
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Hello @tigercat ,
MiniProg4 serves as a USB-I2C bridge (acts as I2C Master) that can be used to communicate with a
I2C slave devices through the Bridge Control Panel software.
You can use BCP and go to "Help" menu and click on "documentation" as shown below:
And you will be able to get BCP Examples User Guide document. Refer this document for examples and regarding API details you can refer section "1.2 Bridge Control Panel - API Level Access".
All public APIs are documented in “COM Interface Guide”, which is installed along with PSoC Programmer in its ./Documents subfolder.
Hoping above resolves your query.
Thank you.
Regards.
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Hello @tigercat ,
MiniProg4 serves as a USB-I2C bridge (acts as I2C Master) that can be used to communicate with a
I2C slave devices through the Bridge Control Panel software.
You can use BCP and go to "Help" menu and click on "documentation" as shown below:
And you will be able to get BCP Examples User Guide document. Refer this document for examples and regarding API details you can refer section "1.2 Bridge Control Panel - API Level Access".
All public APIs are documented in “COM Interface Guide”, which is installed along with PSoC Programmer in its ./Documents subfolder.
Hoping above resolves your query.
Thank you.
Regards.