7. I2C Interface > Slave Mode
CPS-1848 User Manual
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June 2, 2014
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7.4
Slave Mode
When the CPS-1848 is configured as a slave, its physical device address is defined by 10 external pins, ID[9:0]. The device
can operate as either a 10-bit or 7-bit addressable device, as defined by an additional external pin called ADS. If the ADS pin
is tied to V
DD3
(3.3V), then the device operates as a 10-bit addressable device using ID[9:0]. If the ADS pin is tied to GND, then
the device operates as a 7-bit addressable device as defined by ID[6:0]
.
7.4.1
Signaling in Slave Mode
Communication with the CPS-1848 in Slave mode on the I
2
C bus supports the following cases:
1. Master device to CPS-1848:
a. Master device addresses the CPS-1848 as a slave
b. Master device (master-transmitter), sends data to the CPS-1848 (slave-receiver)
c. Master device terminates the transfer
2. CPS-1848 to Master device:
a. Master device addresses the CPS-1848 (slave)
b. Master device (master-receiver) receives data from the CPS-1848 (slave-transmitter)
c. Master device terminates the transfer.
Full signaling definition is defined in the I
2
C Specification. Standard waveforms are displayed in the following figures.
Table 70: I
2
C Address Pins
Pin
Name
ID [9]
I2C address bit 9 (10-bit mode only)
ID [8]
I2C address bit 8 (10-bit mode only)
ID [7]
I2C address bit 7 (10-bit mode only)
ID [6]
I2C address bit 6
ID [5]
I2C address bit 5
ID [4]
I2C address bit 4
ID [3]
I2C address bit 3
ID [2]
I2C address bit 2
ID [1]
I2C address bit 1
ID [0]
I2C address bit 0