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NI-8451 I2C High Speed mode

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Hi

 

I'm trying to setup my NI-8451 to High Speed mode, but there must be something I don't understand.
I got this code, but clock rate is sticking to the default rate at 100KHz.

I'm able to shift between the standard mode rates.

 

thanks in advance 

Bjarne

 

 

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Read the specifications.  The fastest the USB-8451 can go is 250kHz using Fast Mode.  Fast Mode Plus and High Speed modes are not supported.  You will need to use the USB-8452 if you need High Speed mode.

 

As an aside, it looks like you could make your diagram A LOT simpler by using the basic API and a property node instead of chaining up that many script VIs.


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Thanks Crossrulz

 

I don't know what has been wrong, except that I wrote high Speed mode instead of Fast mode.Smiley Sad
I have set i to 200KHz before and measured with scope and I couldn't get it over 100KHz.
Now i have deleted the Case structure and used the normal Clock rate script and then i works Smiley Happy

 

/Bjarne

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