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STEMMA/QT devices are becoming more common, making it easier to "wire" them together, avoiding soldering. Along with that are now multiplexers that allow users to connect breakouts with the same I2C address without requiring soldering. As an example, using a multiplexer would allow one to technically control 8x16 PWM devices.
However, the PCA9685 does not accept an I2CDeviceInterface as a constructor parameter. Adding that constructor would set up the above situation with ease.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
STEMMA/QT devices are becoming more common, making it easier to "wire" them together, avoiding soldering. Along with that are now multiplexers that allow users to connect breakouts with the same I2C address without requiring soldering. As an example, using a multiplexer would allow one to technically control 8x16 PWM devices.
However, the PCA9685 does not accept an
I2CDeviceInterface
as a constructor parameter. Adding that constructor would set up the above situation with ease.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: