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hey this is Brock Mears embedded systems design weamp;#39;re looking at the I squared C peripheral on the msp430 in this video weamp;#39;re gonna do a program example where we write multiple bytes of data in fact three bytes of data to a specific starting register at address on the slave okay so letamp;#39;s take a look here is our task we are going to do this weamp;#39;re gonna create a packet a message that is going to address a slave with a hard-coded address of 68 that happens to be our Adafruit real-time clock thatamp;#39;s sitting out there and then we are going to put an initiator right we are gonna send the register address and then weamp;#39;re gonna send three three four four and five five so in total our message will actually look like it has four pieces of data but the way that this is interpreted per the real-time clock data sheet is that the first piece of information is the register address and so then after that every byte that is written goes to the next address
