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I just downloaded the latest MPLAB (V5.50) and MCC (V5.03, Classic), setup a project with the 18LF46K22 and added the MSSP peripheral. This driver has callbacks for all the major states. When a device is not present there will be a NAK in the address phase. The callback you will need is configured with void I2C1_SetAddressNackCallback(i2c1_callback_t cb, void *ptr); So you can create a callback for the NAK as follows: typedef struct { i2c1_address_t address; bool present; } address_present_t; i2c1_operations_t callbackAddrNak(void *funPtr) { address_present_t *Present = funPtr; Present.present = false; return I2C1_STOP; } // this code comes from the i2c1_master_example provided by MCC uint8_t I2C1_Read1ByteRegister(i2c1_address_t address, uint8_t reg) { uint8_t returnValue = 0x00; address_present_t present; present.address = address; while(!I2C1_Open(address)); // sit here until we get the bus.. I2C1_SetAddressNackCallback(callbackAddrNak,&present; // setup the address NACK callback with the address data I2C1_SetDataCompleteCallback(rd1RegCompleteHandler,&returnValue); I2C1_SetBuffer(&reg,1); I2C1_MasterWrite(); while(I2C1_BUSY == I2C1_Close()); // sit here until finished. if(present.present == FALSE) { // do something appropriate. // some memories fail to respond (generate a NAK) when they are busy. // a missing device will also result in a NAK. } return returnValue; } Note: A NAK can be the "normal" operation of some devices such as a memory. Often an EEPROM will refuse to ACK their address when they are busy writing. You use a process called NAK polling. If you do the device scan during a time when you can expect all devices to be active and ready, then you should be able to generate a map of the available addresses. Good Luck