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Thank you for this PR! For some reason I had to use TinyWireS instead of Wire.h. As I remember it had something to do with the USI of the ATtiny. I'll check this, but it may take some time. |
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I'm trying to interface your attiny-i2c-fan-controller firmware with Tasmota but it seems that the TinyWireSio library is not working as it should.
If I use your original firmware, the ATtiny85 doesn't talk to any ESP8266 that I try to connect to via I2C.
So, I tryed replacing TinyWireS with "Wire.h" and everything is ok.
Do you see any problems using Wire.h instead of TinyWireS?
I also added to the code some features to work with CLion and its Platformio plugin.