I2C Addressing

Devices feature a 7-bit address, plus one R/W bit
The R/W bit is the LSB
You never know if people talks 7 or 8 bits
Chip documentation usually hides the address very well
You read from page 1 to page "end", so not a problem

Write frame:
Start + WAddress
Data out (0 or more bytes), then Stop

Read frame
Start + WAddress
Internal address (0 or more bytes) (no stop)
Start + RAddress
Data in (0 or more bytes), then stop

Some addresses are reserved for some special things
Who cares, we are only master