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    The document discusses the roles of master and slave devices in I2C communication. Master devices include an on-board processor and generate I2C signals, while slave devices offer functionality but do not have a processor. The document notes that master devices include 4.7K pull-up resistors and provide a regulated +5V power supply on the I2C port, and that slave devices have optional pull-up resistors only needed when not using a master device.

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    The document discusses the roles of master and slave devices in I2C communication. Master devices include an on-board processor and generate I2C signals, while slave devices offer functionality but do not have a processor. The document notes that master devices include 4.7K pull-up resistors and provide a regulated +5V power supply on the I2C port, and that slave devices have optional pull-up resistors only needed when not using a master device.

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    I2C Connection Diagram

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    The document discusses the roles of master and slave devices in I2C communication. Master devices include an on-board processor and generate I2C signals, while slave devices offer functionality but do not have a processor. The document notes that master devices include 4.7K pull-up resistors and provide a regulated +5V power supply on the I2C port, and that slave devices have optional pull-up resistors only needed when not using a master device.

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    In From Previous Device

    Slave Devices: (right) Out to Next Device


    Offer functionality, but
    do not have an on-
    board processor.

    Mater Devices: (below)


    Include an on-board
    processor programmed
    to generate I²C signals. In to Slave Device

    Out from Master Device

    Note: Master I²C Devices such as the


    controller shown (left) include 4.7K Pull-Up
    Resistors. All ControlEverything.com Slave
    devices have 4.7K Pull-Up jumper options,
    though they will not be needed if using our
    line of Master devices.

    Note: All ControlEverything.com Master Devices


    (above) provide a regulated +5V on the I²C Port.

    I²C Cable Connection

    GND
    +5V Remember: The Brown Wire
    carries the Ground. Outputs
    SDA Always Connect to Inputs.

    SCL

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