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Accessing I2C devices on PUC DE3815TYBE and Windows-10

PStof2
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Hi,

I have a new PUC DE3815TYBE board.

I installed Windows-10 on it (I am planning on using embedded/real time Windows or Linux in the future).

I installed the PROC_IO_Win8.1_32 device drivers for the chip-set: I2C, GPIO, USART, ...

The Microsoft I2C HID Miniport Driver hidi2c is Stopped.

The I2C Controller Service iaioi2c is Running OK.

The Intel(R) Serial IO I2C Controller Driver iaLPSSi_I2C is Stopped.

Under Device Manager, I have two instances of I2C Controller devices under System Devices:

Manufacturer: Intel Corp.

Location: on Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System

Status: These devices work properly.

Device Instance Paths:  ACPI\80860F41\1 and \2

Events:

Devices installed: iaioi2ce.inf

Devices configured: oem6.inf

Devices started: iaioc2c

Devices configured: oem12.inf

Devices installed: iaioi2ce.inf

Status: 0x0.

I downloaded the Intel(R) Platform Controller Hub EG20T Inter Integrated Circuit (I2C) Driver for Windows Programmer's Guide which is not quite for my platform, but I hope it to be close enough.

QUESTIONS:

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1)  I do NOT have the files referred to by this document on page 8:

ioh_I2C_ioctls.h, and

ioh_I2C_common.h.

I NEED these files in order to write my application program!

2)  I tried to call the win32 function CreateFile(), but I do not know the name of the I2C device!

Can someone please help?

Thank you,

Pavel

 

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new_d_Intel
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Hi Pavel,

You may want to also post this question here: https://embedded.communities.intel.com/community/en

Regards, Hal

Intel(R) Developer Zone Support

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