MRAA and I2C Display

There are shared pins on the Edison, is that analogue pin used for something else? Have you tried a different pin?

There are shared pins on the Edison, is that analogue pin used for something else? Have you tried a different pin?

Thanks for the reply!

I actually just thought of that idea literally less than 5 minutes ago.
Is there a list of shared pins? I'm not really used to the concept, except for also controlling an LED.

I'm using analog pin 5, for the record.
My problem with this is, what's the easiest/cheapest way to use multiple analog inputs then, in Python?
I'd like to reserve 4 for the Compound Eye later, but apparently need 4 analog inputs for that, while there's only 5 on the Edison...

I'll try to get back to the Edison and this idea tomorrow, in the meantime. ^_^

Perhaps in the hardware guide for the Edison breakout? There are ways to emulate an analogue pin with two digital pins and a timer if you need or an external A-D chip

So, according to: http://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/edison/sb/edison-arduino-hardware-guide.pdf

Don't use Analog 5/6 if you plan to use I2C, they both use the same Arduino pin.
This seems to be a thing with the Atmega chip, not the Edison itself.I hope this helps someone in the future!

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Can't Read Analog while using I2C because shared pin on Arduino Edison
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I sincerely thank you for your input, Andy! But since I already thought of that, and had to find the documentation myself, I'm marking this the correct answer for having a direct reference to conflicting pins (and changing tags).