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This application bridges data to and from the serial console to the I2C bus. This allows a PC to communicate with an I2C device via a USB port. On a PC you can connect to the UART of the device running this application to access the I2C bus. The Tock device will then act as a I2C master to interact with I2C devices. Signed-off-by: Alistair Francis <[email protected]>
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This application bridges data to and from the serial console to the I2C bus.
This allows a PC to communicate with an I2C device via a USB port.
On a PC you can connect to the UART of the device running this application to access the I2C bus. The Tock device will then act as a I2C master to interact with I2C devices.