Hi ghp,
Thanks so much for responding to my question! I have tried and read through your advice as well as other forums for communicating with a MCP4725 via a I2C Raspberry Pi interface but none have worked. Using:
I can see my device is being registered at 0x60 correctly. Whether I use the following approaches to send a signal to the device:
I get the same result: the code runs successfully but there is no different to the output of my MCP4725 device. It may be likely that the command byte is not structured correctly but I do not know exactly what it should look like. Would you possibly be able to advise on this, please?
Many thanks,
jessieolough
Thanks so much for responding to my question! I have tried and read through your advice as well as other forums for communicating with a MCP4725 via a I2C Raspberry Pi interface but none have worked. Using:
Code:
i2cdetect -y 1Code:
bus.write_i2c_block_data()#ordac.value()I get the same result: the code runs successfully but there is no different to the output of my MCP4725 device. It may be likely that the command byte is not structured correctly but I do not know exactly what it should look like. Would you possibly be able to advise on this, please?
Many thanks,
jessieolough
Statistics: Posted by jessieolough — Fri Aug 29, 2025 2:19 pm