The default I2C address is 0x77 but can be changed to 0x76 by cutting the ADR trace and solder the right side?
Will connecting SDO/ADR to GND accomplish the change of address to 0x76 as I really do not want to have to cut the trace and solder!
The default I2C address is 0x77 but can be changed to 0x76 by cutting the ADR trace and solder the right side?
Will connecting SDO/ADR to GND accomplish the change of address to 0x76 as I really do not want to have to cut the trace and solder!
I don’t think so…the SDO/ADR would still be connected to the R4 side of SJ3; I’d advise just cutting the trace and putting a solder blob…it’s not too hard, check out a youtube video or two if you’d like an example
Our hookup guide has some limited info too https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sp … e-overview
Thanks. I realize it isn’t very difficult to cut the trace and solder the center/right side but it is a permanent fix or a bit of a pain at best to keep changing it.
I am familiar with the hookup guide.
I was really hoping to be able to easily switch between 0x77 and 0x76 as and when I needed to.
Grounding SDO/ADR will change the I2C address to 0x76. If you don’t do anything to the jumper this will result in a small current increase (Less than 1mA) but will still work. Disconnecting SDO/ADR will return the sensor to 0x77 because of the pullup resistor that’s connected to the jumper.
Aha - thanks - that is good news. That is exactly what I want to accomplish and not have to go cutting traces - and easily reversed. I will now go ahead and give that a try (I hadn’t previously as I was hoping for clarification).