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Originally Posted by Bob649
Hello all,
(Apologies if replying to myself is bad form, just wanted to let this thread know the problem was solved.)
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It's definitely good to follow up with the resolution. That way others who find this thread when searching for information on a similar problem can see how it was fixed.
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So the moral of the story, even if you are sure your round cable is good, ONLY use a new flat cable without a twist until you get it working.
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We've been using an official round cable on our programming testbed for months. It wasn't until a week ago that we tried the I2C connection to an ADXL345, and it took a couple of hours of failure before I remembered some people describing making it work with a ribbon cable instead. So I repaired the KOP cable (chipped of a little plastic by accident in the process), swapped it in, and had instant success.
Has
anyone managed to use I2C with the original white 37-pin cable?