Most RecentMost ViewedMost LikesI2cDevice class / Method WriteReadPartial issuing "unknown error" Hello community, I'm currently working on an Intel Atom E39340 platform with Windows 10 IOT 2021 LTSC installed on it. The Read and Write methods of the I2cDevice class everything are working just fine. Nevertheless, one of my sensors needs a Write+Read access (Start / Write / Restart / Read /Stop) to access some registers. When I use the WriteRead(byte[] writebuffer, byte[] readbuffer) I get a System.Argument.Exception:'The parameter is incorrect'. (which is really weird because its compiling). When I use the WriteReadPartial(byte[] writebuffer, byte[] readbuffer) method to get the error code the result is 4 (i.e Unknown error). Overall, nothing happens on the I2C bus. I have explored the online documentation but can't find a lead... https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.devices.i2c.i2cdevice.writereadpartial?view=winrt-22621 Does anyone has ever experienced this ? Thanks a lot for your feedback. Best regards. SolvedFriday Five: Azure Functions, Microservices and More! First published on MSDN on Sep 07, 2018 Speech to Text in an Azure FunctionHenk Boelman works as a Cloud Solutions Architect in the Netherlands Introduction to Windows Mixed Reality development workshopFirst published on MSDN on Apr 13, 2018 One of my colleague Mickey MacDonald has been developing a great set of resources and workshops which are perfect for you introducing students to developing for Windows MR.Introduction to Windows Mixed RealityFirst published on MSDN on Sep 08, 2017 Guest blog by Simon Jackson MVPWindows Mixed Reality Learn to build mixed reality experiences for HoloLens and immersive headsets https://developer.Building a game assistant using Unity3d, Blender and QnA MakerFirst published on MSDN on Sep 05, 2017 Guest blog by Horatiu Ilie, I have been a Microsoft Student Partner for more than one year now.Windows Template StudioFirst published on MSDN on Jul 05, 2017 If your interested in building an app for Windows 10 UWP then there is now a easier way to get started and be provided guidance to create new projects that target the Universal Windows Platform.Microsoft Dream Build Play Game Development Competition $200,000 in prizesFirst published on MSDN on Jun 29, 2017 Calling all game developersPush the boundaries of creativity and challenge yourself to craft experiences that deeply engage your players.
