Once you know what IC’s are used you can hunt around for C code for them. The link to the schematic was on the product page by the way. Easy enough to miss though.
I’ll plead guilty to missing stuff and skimming over stuff, especially product pages. I usually go right to the GitHub page and or Python examples. Thats actually the first link to an actual schematic that I can remember seeing. People have been asking for them here in the past, looks like they are listening to us and responding.
Here though, I think you’ll find most of what they sell Pi wise, is geared to python. Its as near as I can tell, what the majority are using. I had zero coding skills when I started out. I’m not half bad Python wise now. Lots of head banging and Google searches at first though. Not so much now.
I dabble with Arduinos and they seem to be C orientated so its looking like I’ll be learning some C at some point.
Thanks for the help - I seem to only see blue links (the schematic) – the bolding should have been enough.
I’ve rediscovered a package I used for its SPI comm funcs; completely forgot it also covered i2c: bcm2835 C library: http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/bcm2835/