Moving CC3000 IRQ pin to B2, so I2C1 can be used

Posted on Sat 21st, June 2014

• #1

DrAzzy

In default configuration, CC3000 will use all pins available for I2C1 SCK - which is kinda lame.

Can I move it to B2 by changing

[#define](http://forum.espruino.com/search/?q=%23define) WLAN_IRQ_PIN      (Pin)(JSH_PORTB_OFFSET + 8) // active low

[#define](http://forum.espruino.com/search/?q=%23define) WLAN_IRQ_PIN      (Pin)(JSH_PORTB_OFFSET + 2) // active low

in board_spi.h?

• #2

Gordon

There are still other I2C ports available though?

But yes, changing the definitions should work fine.
• #3

DrAzzy

Yeah - there's I2C2, so this is only relevant if you need two I2C buses for something. But it's good to know I have that option.

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