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  1. fretless
    Hello, I'v been trying to hook up a MPR121 capacitive touch sensor to the MSP430G2553 via I2C. I have encountered a problem. This is the code for a transmission: Wire.beginTransmission(0x5C); //0b1011100 Wire.write(0x5D); //0b01011101 Wire.endTransmission(false); Wire.requestFrom(0x5C,1, true); This is how it should look ( in my opinion ): START 1011100 0 0 01011101 0 START 1011100 1 0 SENSORDATA 1 STOP However this is how it looks in reality: START 1011100 0 0 01011110 0 START 1011100 0 0 START 1011100 1 0 00000000 1 STOP Why are there 3 START's instead of 2? Wha
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