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WriteRead Method (UInt16[], UInt16[], Int32)

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Writes an array of unsigned values to the interface, and reads an array of unsigned values from the interface into a specified location in the read buffer.

Namespace:  Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware
Assembly:  Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware (in Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Sub WriteRead ( _
    writeBuffer As UShort(), _
    readBuffer As UShort(), _
    startReadOffset As Integer _
)
public void WriteRead(
    ushort[] writeBuffer,
    ushort[] readBuffer,
    int startReadOffset
)
public:
void WriteRead(
    array<unsigned short>^ writeBuffer, 
    array<unsigned short>^ readBuffer, 
    int startReadOffset
)
member WriteRead : 
        writeBuffer:uint16[] * 
        readBuffer:uint16[] * 
        startReadOffset:int -> unit 
public function WriteRead(
    writeBuffer : ushort[], 
    readBuffer : ushort[], 
    startReadOffset : int
)

Parameters

  • readBuffer
    Type: array<System. . :: . .UInt16> [] () [] []
    The buffer that will store the data that is read from the interface.
  • startReadOffset
    Type: System. . :: . .Int32
    The offset in time, measured in transacted elements from writeBuffer, when to start reading back data into readBuffer.

Remarks

You must size the buffer correctly, according to the specific protocol for the hardware device. Note that this protocol varies from one device to another.

This method uses the interface in 16-bit mode.

.NET Framework Security

See Also

Reference

SPI Class

WriteRead Overload

Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware Namespace