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Don't know how this got by me for so long.
The X CUBE ToF1 software does not do much with the I2C configuration. The I2C is configured in the connectivity section and then referenced in the ToF section.
So that tells the I2C which pins, but then you have to click on the parameter settings to get:
Once that's set up, you can go to the ToF1 section and associate the ToF code with the I2C1.
It's not simple, and it takes some screwing around, but it can be done.
It's a matter of eliminating those pesky yellow yield signs. When those are all eliminated, you will be good.
- john
Don't know how this got by me for so long.
The X CUBE ToF1 software does not do much with the I2C configuration. The I2C is configured in the connectivity section and then referenced in the ToF section.
So that tells the I2C which pins, but then you have to click on the parameter settings to get:
Once that's set up, you can go to the ToF1 section and associate the ToF code with the I2C1.
It's not simple, and it takes some screwing around, but it can be done.
It's a matter of eliminating those pesky yellow yield signs. When those are all eliminated, you will be good.
- john
