DlnI2cMasterScanDevices() Function

The DlnI2cMasterScanDevices() function scans all the 127 slave addresses searching for connected I²C slave devices.

Syntax

C/C++

DLN_RESULT DlnI2cMasterScanDevices(
   HDLN handle,
   uint8_t port,
   uint8_t* addressCount,
   uint8_t* addressList
);

Parameters

handle: A handle to the DLN adapter.
port: A number of the I²C master port scan for I²C slave devices.
addressCount: A pointer to an unsigned 8-bit integer that receives the number of found I²C slave devices.
addressList: A pointer to an array of unsigned 8-bit integers that receives the addresses of found I²C slave devices. I²C address is 7-bit long, so the most significant bit of the received integers will always be equal to zero. Some vendors specify the 8-bit addresses in their documentation. If you need to convert a 8-bit I²C address to 7-bit address, take a look at I²C address article.

Return Value

DLN_RES_SUCCESS (0x00): The function scanned the I²C addresses and found all connected I²C slaves successfully.
DLN_RES_INVALID_PORT_NUMBER (0xA8): The port number is not valid. Use the DlnI2cMasterGetPortCount() function to find the maximum possible port number.
DLN_RES_BUSY (0xB6): The function cannot scan I²C addresses while the I²C master port is busy transferring.
DLN_RES_DISABLED (0xB7): The function cannot scan I²C addresses because the specified I²C master port is not active. Use the DlnI2cMasterEnable()function to activate the I²C master port.
DLN_RES_OPERATION_TIMEOUT: The function failed to scan all slave addresses.

Remarks

The DlnI2cMasterScanDevices() function is defined in the dln_i2c_master.h file.

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