Hi Guys,

I've been experimenting with I2C, and found that if I try to send the TWI
master anything more than about 78 bytes of data, it doesn't work.  I'll
either get a timeout, or the IOIO will forcibly disconnect.  Lowering my
maximum transaction size to <=78 seems to make it behave reliably.

Is there some internal buffer that is overflowing here?  I can't find
anything obvious in the code.  I see there are RX and TX buffers in the PIC
code, but they are 128 and 256 bytes, bigger than the limitation I am
seeing.  And I would think this would be invisible to the user anyway, so
perhaps there is something at the protocol level in Java?

Thanks,
Mark.

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