I²C Driver ConfigurationRETAIN/CHANGERemark
Use I²C Driver  RETAINI²C Driver is automatically selected when the Graphic Library is selected. Retain this
 Driver Implementation RETAINDefault is Dynamic. Retain this. A Static driver will have different piece of code in flash for each driver instance. But a Dynamic driver has a single driver code.
 Interrupt mode RETAINEnabled by default. Retain this. Interrupt mode option is selected so that the I²C data completion events can be detected asynchronously without the need for polling for the transfer to complete
 Number of I²C Clients RETAINDefault value is one. Retain this. You require a single I²C instance for this demo for the touch functionality
 Number of I²C Driver Instances RETAINDefault value is one. Retain this. You require a single driver instance for this demo.
 Include Force Write I²C Function RETAINDisbled by default. Retain this.
 I²C Driver Instance 0 RETAINSelected by default. Retain this.
  Use Bit Bang I²C ImplementationCHANGEYou are using the Hardware I²C so you do not require Bit-Banging. Enbled by default. Uncheck this.
  I²C Module IDRETAINDefault is I2C_ID_1. Retain this.
  Operation modeRETAINThe I²C will be in Master mode. Retain the selected default, DRV_I2C_MODE_MASTER
  Master Interrupt PriorityRETAINDefault is INT_PRIORITY_LEVEL_1. Retain this.
  Master Interrupt Sub-PriorityRETAINDefault is INT_SUBPRIORITY_LEVEL_0. Retain this.
  Error Interrupt PriorityRETAINDefault is INT_PRIORITY_LEVEL_1. Retain this.
  Error Interrupt Sub-PriorityRETAINDefault is INT_SUBPRIORITY_LEVEL_0. Retain this.
  Baud Rate Generator ClockRETAINDefaults to 100000000. This is derived from the peripheral bus 2 clock
  I²C Clock FrequencyRETAINRetain default value of 50 KHz for I²C CLOCK FREQUENCY.
  Slew Rate ControlRETAINRetain Slew Rate Control unchecked. This function enables the I²C module to use high frequency signalling, allowing it to use the 400 kHz and 1 MHz signalling rates.
  Power StateRETAINRetain default value of SYS_MODULE_POWER_RUN_FULL for Power State. You will want to run the I²C module in Normal Power mode.