Open Source InterFace (OSIF)

An Open Source InterFace is a USB to I2C converter. This interface converts USB signals to the fast (400khz) I2C interface. With schematics, hardware layouts, and source code, it is the perfect debugging and control device. Examples: Controlling PCF8574 I2C to IO interface Temperature sensing via LM75 Any I2C interface that conforms to I2C specification Controlling an OpenServo The OSIF is designed to control the OpenServo servo motor controller, but will serve as a generic USB to I2C interface.

• Simple USB to I2C interface
• Complete application interface for OpenServo project as well as generic examples
• Applications Based on cross platform, open source libusb,QT and GPL licensed
• 5xGPIO lines
• Selectable internal or external power for connected devices
• Upgradeable firmware NEW: USB bootloader!
• SPI support and I2C speed enhancements
• Atmel AVR programming via modified avrdude and cable!
• Dual mode serial. USB->serial* | serial->I2C interface
• Linux Kernel module

Read more at the OSIF product information page

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Recommended Accessories:

1 x	OSIF 8 pin connector shell (OS-8-PIN-SHELL)
4 to 8 x	OSIF Socket crimp pins (OS-8-PIN-SOCKET)
1 x	2 pin OSIF Power connector (OSIF-2-POWER)
1 x	USB A-B Cable (USB-A-B)
2 x	Jumper Pins (JP1)