Hello,
> the additional device that i am connecting also has a low chip select like
> the EEPROM on the board.
>
> so how should i take care of it
> also there is no SPI chip select signal, so what chip signal are u talking
> about..
> the EEPROM uses EE_CS...
Use a DIO pin as your chip select...
//Eddie
> Eddie Dawydiuk <> wrote: Hello,
>
> > The EEPROM is connected to the processor through the SPI interface..
> > The same SPI is also available at the DIO port�
> > How do I ensure that if I connect a device at the SPI interface at the DIO
> > port, it doen�t affect the functioning of EEPROM..
>
> That is what the chip select is for, assert the chip select for the device you
> want to communicate with before transfering data to it. Then deassert the
> chip select when you have transfered the data...
>
> //Eddie
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