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Depending on your layout and resources used the MOD54415 is a great substitution with 5-6 I2C channels. It's also cheaper than the MOD5282.

See MOD54415.pdf in /nburn/docs/platform it list available memory addresses.

I'm working on a project and plan to use 0xC2000000 but is untested.

The DS2480 is all nice and good but I don't see how it utilizes the built-in OW on the MOD54415. Seems the MCF54415 already has this functionality, just need to get it up-and-going, buffers, semaphores, interrupts and all.

Just starting with a DS2401 Serial Number. We just want a unique to ID see what's plugged onto a cable without having to set switches, flash, etc. Seems an easy way to do it with little overhead. The closest Freescale example I found is for the i.mx21 processor, probably similar enough to the 54415 ...

Try this before using the pin:
J1[9].function(PIN_GPIO);

Don't suppose anyone's done this yet? Would be nice to have a starting point.
Thanks,

Thanks Dan, I'm sure that's it. I did do compile system files afetr changing the TPS to 50, guess I missed something will try again.

Bob H.

Using MOD54415 out of the box. Running this simple program and output is almost 30 seconds instead of expected 10. Any ideas why? void UserMain(void * pd) { InitializeStack(); if (EthernetIP == 0) GetDHCPAddress(); OSChangePrio(MAIN_PRIO); EnableAutoUpdate(); iprintf("Application started\n"...

I've tried a few variations as suggested on the net but have never been able to get CC or BCC mailing options to work.

Anyone with working code for this?

Thanks,

I asked the same question a few weeks back with no responses. Using Win XP and W7, latest downloads, IPSetup and Autoupdate can not "see" devices, IBFind can. If I know the IP I can program the devices.

Very strange.