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No I2C Examples for the FRDM-KEAZ128 in S32DS

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poweric
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Why aren't there any new I2C Master or Slave code examples for the FRDM-KEAZ128 in the S32DS?

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stanish
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Hello Bill,

There is no update in terms of KEA examples in the latest release.

I'd suggest to search NXP community to get some useful tips related to I2C on KEA:

https://community.nxp.com/search.jspa?q=KEA%20I2C 

e.g.:

KEA 128 I2C Help!!! 

Anyway youcan  create a new project and add KEA low level drivers (such as I2C).

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Hope it helps.

Stan

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stanish
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Hello Bill,

There is no update in terms of KEA examples in the latest release.

I'd suggest to search NXP community to get some useful tips related to I2C on KEA:

https://community.nxp.com/search.jspa?q=KEA%20I2C 

e.g.:

KEA 128 I2C Help!!! 

Anyway youcan  create a new project and add KEA low level drivers (such as I2C).

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Hope it helps.

Stan

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poweric
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Thank you for replying Stan!

What you suggested, is exactly what I finally ended up doing out of frustration. At first, I tried to import the old KDS SDK projects into S32DS, but I kept getting compile errors. Then I just linked to the SDK libraries when creating a new project, and I was able to compile. 

Part of my frustration is that the FRDM-KEAZ128 seems to be a stepchild for both the S32DS and MCUxpresso IDEs, and the few code examples that exist, are mostly focused on LIN. I2C is a pretty common interface in automotive embedded applications, perhaps more so than LIN, so I would have appreciated a couple of examples of how to use the SDK in the KEAZ128 Quick Start Guide.

Oh well, time to start experimenting...

Best Regards,

Bill      

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