好吧，弄清楚并测试它需要更长的旅程。还制作了一个视频，请参阅此答案底部的链接。所有功劳都归功于@user0042，他为我指明了正确的方向。默认的 Wire 库在稳定性、可靠性方面实际上没有什么用处，因此需要将其“替换”为：
I2C 主库 -http://dss Circuits.com/articles/arduino-i2c-master-library http://dsscircuits.com/articles/arduino-i2c-master-library
使用这个库还有更多好处，它的编译大小更小，请阅读上面的文章以获取更多信息。
我更改了我的软件，检测总线上设备的“密钥”可以简化为：
bool TEnjoyPad::isPnpDeviceAvailable( uint8_t iAddress )
{
return ( I2c.write( (int)iAddress, (int)0x00 ) == 0x00 );
}
注意：需要 (int) 类型转换来避免编译器警告，但没有它也能正常工作。
我发送一个**0x00 command**但是，该设备似乎没有任何反应。我创建的函数在插入时返回 true，如果未插入则返回 false。
I doesn't test it with other i2c devices yet, however, will try later and update this question. For now it seems to working fine.
注意：请参阅下面的更新：
PNP 方法
Step #1
在第一个版本中，我没有使用任何电阻器（懒惰），但稳定总线的读数是个好主意。在数据线上的+5V 输出上添加两个电阻（4.7K）。这样做非常重要，可以避免错误检测并避免您的 Arduino 仍然因此而冻结。
Step #2
您需要跟踪每个 I2C 设备的更改/设备状态。我使用三种状态：
- 连接的
- 重新连接（又名已连接）
- 已断开连接（或之前从未连接过）
Step #3
如果您使用类与设备“对话”，则必须在设备可用时动态创建该类。在我的例子中，它是这样的：
TOLEDdisplay* display; // declaration
......
......
display = new TOLEDdisplay( SDA, SCL ); // To create it
display->begin(); // it's a pointer to an object so you need to use -> instead of . (simple explanation ;-) )
......
// etc
Step #4
每次更新之前，您需要检查可用性和初始化状态（步骤#3中提到的三种状态）。这对于避免不必要的延迟/代码执行（压力）非常重要。
- 如果之前没有连接，则需要创建类
- 如果之前已连接（重新连接），则必须重新初始化（类和设备）
Step #5
您需要在循环或中断中检查更改。最好在循环中执行而不是在中断中执行。
Step #6
检测到更改时执行更新。在真正更新之前使用大约 200ms 秒的一点延迟。
一些示例代码
您不能使用此代码，但是，它可以让您了解如何设计代码。我使用许多宏来简化我的实际代码，因此更容易阅读：
void TEnjoyPad::showAbout() // only showed at initialization
{
__tepClearDisplay();
__tepSetDisplayText( "ENJOYPAD v1.0" , TOD_TEXT_ALIGN_CENTER, TEP_DISPLAY_LINE1 );
__tepSetDisplayText( "(c) 2017 codebeat" , TOD_TEXT_ALIGN_CENTER, TEP_DISPLAY_LINE2 );
__tepRefreshDisplay();
setDelay( 2000 );
updateDisplay();
}
void TEnjoyPad::updateDisplay()
{
if( !__tepDisplayIsInit() )
{ return; }
__tepDrawDisplayBitmap( TEP_DISPLAY, // bitmap
0, TEP_DISPLAY_LINE0, // x,y
TEP_DISPLAY_WIDTH,
TEP_DISPLAY_HEIGHT
);
uint8_t i = TEP_MIN_MODE - 1;
__tepDrawDisplayClearRect( 0, 10, 128, 35 );
while( ++i <= TEP_MAX_MODE )
{
if ( emuMode != i )
{
// erase area, delete what's NOT selected
__tepDrawDisplayClearRect( TEP_DISPLAY_MODE_ICON_X + ((i - 1) * (TEP_DISPLAY_MODE_ICON_WIDTH + TEP_DISPLAY_MODE_ICON_SPACING)),
TEP_DISPLAY_MODE_ICON_Y,
TEP_DISPLAY_MODE_ICON_WIDTH,
TEP_DISPLAY_MODE_ICON_HEIGHT
);
}
else {
__tepSetDisplayText( TEP_MODE_GET_NAME(i), TOD_TEXT_ALIGN_CENTER, TEP_DISPLAY_LINE1 );
}
}
__tepRefreshDisplay();
}
void TEnjoyPad::beginDisplay( bool bIsFound = false )
{
static bool bWasConnected = false;
bIsFound = bIsFound?true:isPnpDeviceAvailable( TEP_PNP_ADDR_DISPLAY );
if( bIsFound )
{
if( !bWasConnected )
{
if( pnpStates[ TEP_PNP_IDX_DISPLAY ] )
{
// Reset
setDelay( 200 );
// Reset display
bIsFound = isPnpDeviceAvailable( TEP_PNP_ADDR_DISPLAY );
if( bIsFound )
{
__tepDisplay->begin();
updateDisplay();
}
}
else {
// (re-)connected" );
__tepCreateDisplay(); // This macro checks also if class is created
__tepInitDisplay();
showAbout();
// Set class is created
pnpStates[ TEP_PNP_IDX_DISPLAY ] = TEP_PNP_ADDR_DISPLAY;
}
}
bWasConnected = bIsFound;
}
else {
// Disconnected
bWasConnected = false;
}
}
// In a loop I call this function:
uint8_t TEnjoyPad::i2CPnpScan()
{
uint8_t iAddress = 0x7F; // 127
bool bFound = false;
uint8_t iFound = 0;
//Serial.println( "Scanning PNP devices...." );
while ( --iAddress )
{
//Serial.print( "Scanning address: 0x" );
//Serial.println( iAddress, HEX );
if( iAddress == TEP_PNP_ADDR_DISPLAY )
{ beginDisplay( bFound = isPnpDeviceAvailable( iAddress ) );
iFound+=bFound;
}
}
return iFound;
}
演示视频
我还创建了一个演示视频，作为概念证明，向您展示这种方法运行良好。您可以在 YouTube 上观看该视频：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODWqPQJk8Xo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODWqPQJk8Xo
感谢大家的帮助，希望这些信息也能帮助其他人。
UPDATE:
我的方法似乎适用于多个 I2C 设备。我写了这个更新的 I2CScanner：
您可以使用的 I2CScanner 代码：
/*
----------------------------------------
i2c_scanner - I2C Master Library Version
Version 1 (Wire library version)
This program (or code that looks like it)
can be found in many places.
For example on the Arduino.cc forum.
The original author is not know.
Version 2, Juni 2012, Using Arduino 1.0.1
Adapted to be as simple as possible by Arduino.cc user Krodal
Version 3, Feb 26 2013
V3 by louarnold
Version 4, March 3, 2013, Using Arduino 1.0.3
by Arduino.cc user Krodal.
Changes by louarnold removed.
Scanning addresses changed from 0...127 to 1...119,
according to the i2c scanner by Nick Gammon
http:www.gammon.com.au/forum/?id=10896
Version 5, March 28, 2013
As version 4, but address scans now to 127.
A sensor seems to use address 120.
Version 6, November 27, 2015.
Added waiting for the Leonardo serial communication.
Version 7, September 11, 2017 (I2C Master Library version)
- By codebeat
- Changed/Optimize code and variable names
- Add configuration defines
- Add fallback define to standard Wire library
- Split functionality into functions so it is easier to integrate
- Table like output
This sketch tests the standard 7-bit addresses between
range 1 to 126 (0x01 to 0x7E)
Devices with higher addresses cannot be seen.
---------------------
WHY THIS NEW VERSION?
The Wire library is not that great when it comes to stability,
reliability, it can cause the hardware to freeze because of
infinite loops inside the library when connection is lost or
the connection is unstable for some reason. Because of that
the Wire library is also not suitable for plug and play
functionality, unplugging an I2C device will immediately
lock the hardware (if you want to talk to it) and you
need to reset the hardware. I will not recover on itselfs.
Another reason is the way to check if a device is plugged-in
or not. The methods of the Wire library doesn't allow to
do this because it resets/stop the I2C device when it is
already started/available.
Benefits of the I2C Master Library:
- More flexible;
- Faster;
- Smaller compile size;
- Idiot proof;
- Self recovering (no hardware freeze);
- Able to check for availability of devices without
interrupt bus status and/or device (see the
example function isDeviceAvailable() how to achieve
this)
.
More info at:
http://dsscircuits.com/articles/arduino-i2c-master-library
You can also download the library there.
PRECAUTIONS:
It is a good idea to stabilize the readouts of the bus.
Add two resistors (4.7K) on the +5V output to the data lines.
Only one pair is required, don't use more or different resistors.
It is very important to do this to avoid false detections and to
avoid your Arduino can still freeze because of that.
NOTICE:
When selecting the default Wire library, this scanner will probably
not show the side effects I am talking about because the code
don't talk to the device and the connection to a device is extremely
short period of time.
*/
// *** Uncomment this if you want to use the default Wire library.
//#define I2C_LIB_WIRE
// Some settings you can change if you want but be careful
#define I2C_MIN_ADDRESS 0x01
#define I2C_MAX_ADDRESS 0x7F
#define I2C_UPDATE_TIMEOUT 3000
#define I2C_I2CLIB_TIMEOUT 1000
#define I2C_I2CLIB_FASTBUS true
// Errorcodes that are normal errors when I2C device does
// not exists.
#define I2C_I2CLIB_ERROR_NOT_AVAIL 32
#define I2C_WIRELIB_ERROR_NOT_AVAIL 2
// -------------------------------------------------------------
#ifdef I2C_LIB_WIRE
#define I2C_ERROR_NOT_AVAIL I2C_WIRELIB_ERROR_NOT_AVAIL
// Compile size with Wire library: 6014 bytes
#include <Wire.h>
#pragma message "Compiled with Wire library"
#else
#define I2C_ERROR_NOT_AVAIL I2C_I2CLIB_ERROR_NOT_AVAIL
// Compile size with I2C Master library: 5098 bytes
#include <I2C.h>
#define Wire I2c
#pragma message "Compiled with I2C Master library"
#endif
// -------------------------------------------------------------
int iLastError = 0;
bool isDeviceAvailable( uint8_t iAddress )
{
#ifdef I2C_LIB_WIRE
// Wire:
// The i2c_scanner uses the return value of the Write.endTransmisstion
// to see if a device did acknowledge to the address.
Wire.beginTransmission( iAddress );
iLastError = Wire.endTransmission();
#else
// I2C Master Library:
// Just send/write a meaningless 0x00 command to the address
// to figure out the device is there and the device answers.
iLastError = Wire.write( (int)iAddress, (int)0x00 );
// Notice: The (int) typecasting is required to avoid compiler
// function candidate notice.
#endif
return ( iLastError == 0x00 );
}
byte findI2Cdevices( bool bVerbose = true )
{
byte nDevices = 0;
if( bVerbose )
{ Serial.println("Scanning..."); }
for(byte iAddress = I2C_MIN_ADDRESS; iAddress < I2C_MAX_ADDRESS; iAddress++ )
{
if( bVerbose )
{
Serial.print("Address 0x");
if( iAddress < 16 )
{ Serial.print("0"); }
Serial.print( iAddress, HEX );
Serial.print(": ");
}
if( isDeviceAvailable( iAddress ) )
{
if( bVerbose )
{ Serial.println("FOUND !"); }
nDevices++;
}
else {
if( bVerbose )
{
Serial.print( "<NO DEVICE FOUND" );
if( iLastError != I2C_ERROR_NOT_AVAIL )
{
Serial.print( " - ERRCODE: " );
Serial.print( iLastError );
}
Serial.println( ">" );
}
}
}
if( bVerbose )
{
if( nDevices > 0 )
{
Serial.print( nDevices );
Serial.println( " device(s) found\n" );
}
else { Serial.println( "No I2C devices found\n"); }
Serial.print( "Press CTRL+A, CRTL+C to copy data.\n" );
}
return nDevices;
}
void setupI2C()
{
Wire.begin();
#ifndef I2C_LIB_WIRE
// This is important, don't set too low, never set it zero.
Wire.timeOut( I2C_I2CLIB_TIMEOUT );
#ifdef I2C_I2CLIB_FASTBUS
if( I2C_I2CLIB_FASTBUS )
{ Wire.setSpeed(1); }
#endif
#endif
}
void setupSerial()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
while (!Serial); // Leonardo: wait for serial monitor
Serial.println("\nI2C Scanner");
}
// -------------------------------------------------------------
void setup()
{
setupI2C();
setupSerial();
}
void loop()
{
// Skip the Arduino slow down housekeeping after the loop()
// function, we stay here forever ;-)
while(1)
{
findI2Cdevices();
delay( I2C_UPDATE_TIMEOUT ); // wait n seconds for next scan
}
}
