Only one change was required to the original Wire version (written by LeafLabs), which was to fix an issue where it would not work with the I2C scanner With direct GPIO access the speed could easily be increased beyond 400kbps, however at the moment, no one has requested this, or looked into speeding up Wire. The default speed is 250kbps, and the fastest that can be achieved by minor changes to the Wire library somewhere under 400kbps. The advantage of a software approach is that Wire can be run on any GPIO pins on the board (that are not used for other specific purposes e.g.
The version of Wire that is currently used, is software / “big banged”, and doesn’t use the hardware I2C features of the STM32 If your file was stored in the default location, Autodesk recommends moving it to a different location so that the file can be property managed.The Wire (I2C) library is part of the Arduino STM32 files download, as it is almost a core part of the Arduino suite of libraries If the release 8 Wire Library is located in any folder other than the default, the migrated library file is placed in the same location, but with the new name. If the release 8 Wire Library is located in the default location (C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Inventor Professional 8\Cable & Harness\Content), the file is placed in the default directory for the current version. The location is dependent on the current location of the release 8 Wire Library. The same location as the existing release 8 Wire Library file.You can change the location of this file as needed. Users\Public\Public Documents\Autodesk\Inventor \Design Data\Cable & Harness.Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows 8 operating systems: The default Autodesk Inventor installation directory for the current version:.For the first migration of any Autodesk Inventor Cable and Harness release 8 harness assembly, the library file is written to either:
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