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can you have i2c bus and use microcontroller's dio pins same time?
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can you have i2c bus and use microcontroller's dio pins same time?
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can you have i2c bus and use microcontroller's dio pins same time for different purposes?
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i2c
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Only if you are using different DIO/ADC pins for the different functions. That is, you can't use the same pin for both functions.
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Makes sense. That would be my approach. I2C would be on the data(SDA) and clock(SCL) lines. Separate I/O would be carried out on the other available DIO pins.
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