This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
MLAB’s I2C bus modules binding. Should be used for data readout from MLAB (http://wiki.mlab.cz/) electronic modules.
Software Dependencies
Python-smbus
Cython-hidapi (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/hidapi/) (optional, required with USBI2C module)
libusb, hidapi and libudev on Linux (optional, required with USBI2C module)
Supported devices
Currently supported sensors are:
ALTIMET01A (MPL3115A2)
LTS01A (MAX31725)
MAG01A (HMC5883L)
SHT25v01A (Sensirion SHT25)
Currently supported devices are:
ACOUNTER02A
CLKGEN01B (Silicon Labs Si570 oscillator)
I2CHUB02A (TCA9548A)
Currently supported interfaces are:
Kernel I2C interfacing subsystem
USBI2C01A (USB HID interface with Silicon Labs cp2112)
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