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I2C slave might stil have something to send when ESP826 starts I2C, thus
keeping the bus stuck.
Happens e.g. when power failure/reset during transmission.
Thanks to work of drmpf there is a solution.
Implemented as separate method so as not to interfere with existing.
Usage:

Wire.begin();
if (Wire.status() != I2C_OK) Serial.writeln("Something wrong with I2C
bus that cannot be recovered. Perform power cycle or search for other
masters on bus.";

I2C slave might stil have something to send when ESP826 starts I2C, thus
keeping the bus stuck.
Happens e.g. when power failure/reset during transmission.
Thanks to work of drmpf there is a solution.
Implemented as separate method so as not to interfere with existing.
Usage:

Wire.begin();
if (Wire.status() != I2C_OK) Serial.writeln("Something wrong with I2C
bus that cannot be recovered. Perform power cycle or search for other
masters on bus.";
@dave-prosee dave-prosee merged commit 1bf6b21 into master May 26, 2016
@dave-prosee dave-prosee deleted the esp8266/master branch May 26, 2016 11:06
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