Added I2C scanner a check for the QMC6310N. #9305
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@lyusupov SoftRF may also need to be adapted to the new changes. |
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I2C scanner now includes a check for the QMC6310N.
The original magnetic sensor for the T-Beam-S3-Superme, the QMC6310U, had a device address of 0x1C. Subsequent shipments changed to the QMC6310N, with a device address of 0x3C. This conflicted with the previous screen address, so the device address for the OLED screen was changed to 0x3D.
This PR update adds a check for sensors with the 0x3C device address and also adds 0x3D to the scan list.