Hi Bob,
Thanks alot for your response. I am trying to achive I2C communication
on Intel 815 and Intel 810. From the Intel 810/ 815 manual I came to
know that it is DDC2B complaint. When I try to give slave address as 6E
as well as A0. But in both the cases I fail to receive acknoledgement.
Can you please help me in achieving I2C communication using DDC2B.
Thanks alot.
Madhura
Bob Myers wrote:
> <madhurak RemoveThis @cybage.com> wrote in message
> news:1123130847.930648.303380@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> > Hi All,
> > I want to know the difference between DDC2B and DDC2Bi. I read
> > somewhere that the slave address in case of DDC2B is A0/A1 while in
> > case of DDC2Bi it is 6E/6F. My system is DDC2B complaint and I want to
> > communicate with monitor connected to that machine using I2C
> > communication. On other machine I am using DDC2Bi communication. Can
> > anyone give me information on this? Any kind of help will be of great
> > use.
>
> You're right regardng the address difference, and this is really the
> only hardware difference between DDC2B and DDC2Bi (which
> otherwise simply requires a software change at both ends, host
> system and display, to permit bidirectional I2C master/slave
> communication over the DDC connection.
>
> DDC2Bi has been replaced by the newer DDC/CI (Display
> Data Channel - Command Interface) standard, but the basics
> of the hardware and communications protocol remain the same.
>
> Bob M. >> Stay informed about: Difference between DDC2B and DDC2Bi 
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