Hello,
I'm trying to implement an I2C communication between a Kinetis K12 and a Kinetis KL16.
To sum up, it seems that the K12 does not see the signals coming from the KL16. Here is what makes me come to this conclusion:
1. First config: KL16 master - K12 slave
The master send a frame, but the slave does not detect anything, there is not any interrupt.
2. Second config: K12 master - KL16 slave
This one is more interesting.
The master send a frame. This frame is detected by the slave (KL16), the IAAS bit is set, the first byte (slave address) is followed by a ACK (SDA LOW on the 9th bit).
But the master (K12) does not see the ACK: I get an interrupt after the address byte is transmitted, but the RXAK bit is set, meaning that the ACK from the slave has not been detected by the master.
Here, we can see the ACK from the slave, but the K12 can not.
There is a small glitch before the ACK.
Maybe the LOW level of the ACK to is too high to be detected. Though, it is ~1V, and from the K12 datasheet, input low voltage maximal value is 0.35*Vdd = ~1.15V.
So here are my questions:
- Do you think it is possible that the SDA LOW signal is too high to be detected ?
- Do you think the glitch before the ACK can affect the result ?
- May be I'm missing something else ?
Thank you for your help.
