Infrared

Detect

Scan the I2C bus and identify the chip at each address

Bus map — 0x08 to 0x77

Devices

AddressIdentified asEvidence
Connect the Melexis IO board, then scan.

Scan

Status
Disconnected
Board
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Firmware
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Probed
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Answered
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Identified
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The board's USB CDC ignores these and an ESP32 wants 8N1, so automatic only changes anything for an ST-Link, whose UART needs 7O2.
A slow bus is the more forgiving one for a scan; raise it only if a device needs it.

Debug


          

A scan writes nothing: each address gets a one-byte read, and an address that does not acknowledge is reported as empty. Identification then reads a register or two that the Melexis libraries themselves use to recognise a part, and the reasoning is shown beside every result so a wrong guess is visible rather than silent. Anything that answers is listed whether or not it is one of these sensors — an unrecognised device still gets a row, with the first bytes it returns. If nothing answers at the selected speed, the sweep runs again at 100 kHz, since an SMBus part ignores a faster bus entirely.