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[sht3x]: i2cdev: Could not write to device [0x44 at 0] #624
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Using sht4x driver here (with the default of 1MHz). Seeing similar issues with periodic failures during configuration (retries resolve), and periodically during run-time where the write to start a measurement read fails:
Note that these failures are seemingly random, we read the temp/humidity every 500ms, several reads are successful, then a failure, then the next several are successful etc. |
Modified the sht4x driver code to slow from 1MHz down to 100khz, and changed i2c bus pullups from 4.6k down to 2.6k. Signals on the scope look very clean vs. the original 1MHz 4.6k pullup. Still seeing the i2cdev errors here though. |
I was able to catch the issue here. In the good case:
bad case:
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Alright, root cause identified for my case, opening a PR today to resolve. The issue was that for the SH4Tx driver pdMS_TO_TICKS() was being used. ticks on my system (and likely many others) is 10ms (100hz). The delay time was 10ms / (10ms / tick) = 1 tick, but vTaskDelay() is NOT guaranteed to delay for at least the value given, see https://www.freertos.org/a00127.html, there is no mention of "at least" which is typical for delay functions. So for single tick delays you could delay for 10ms, or 6ms or 15ms, it does its best to get close. In the case where the delay is supposed to be 10ms but its 6ms the SH4Tx isn't ready yet to respond, hence the error. This is corroborated by:
So maybe this isn't the same issue as the OP reported with the sht3x not reading correctly since it looks like that driver has had the correct tick calculation with margin in place since 8dd5853 (from 2019). |
Thank you very much for your answer. I now have a rough understanding. I will take some time to reproduce it with an oscilloscope later. |
The issue
I am using the example of SHT30, which can function normally when the I2C speed is 100K, but other chips can reach 200K using the same "i2cdev" lib. The last discovered issue may be that the i2c device was not fully configured before the first measurement. Just add a delay to use it normally.
Which SDK are you using?
esp-idf
Which version of SDK are you using?
5.1.1
Which build target have you used?
Component causing the issue
sht3x
Anything in the logs that might be useful for us?
Additional information or context
No response
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