Hi everyone,

I am porting an app and trying to use the FTDI Ft4232H device to communicate to some I2C devices.

When I use the “old” dongle(going to be obsolete) and I2C call to the device, I get the correct transaction and read results from the device.

However, when I use the IoT libraries and the “WriteRead” command to do the same thing, the library issues a restart and the transaction fails.

Can anyone help or point me to:

A library that does a correct multi byte read without a restart?A way to do this with the current IoT libraries?

Here are the “using” statements in my C# code:

using Iot.Device.FtCommon;
using Iot.Device.Ft4232H;
using System.Device.I2c;

Cheers,

Steve

​Hi everyone,I am porting an app and trying to use the FTDI Ft4232H device to communicate to some I2C devices.When I use the “old” dongle(going to be obsolete) and I2C call to the device, I get the correct transaction and read results from the device.  However, when I use the IoT libraries and the “WriteRead” command to do the same thing, the library issues a restart and the transaction fails.Can anyone help or point me to:A library that does a correct multi byte read without a restart?A way to do this with the current IoT libraries?Here are the “using” statements in my C# code:using Iot.Device.FtCommon;using Iot.Device.Ft4232H;using System.Device.I2c; Cheers,Steve    Read More

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