In certain technical applications, the necessity to change the I2C address of pressure sensors arises from practical considerations and system design requirements. Pressure sensors, crucial components in various industrial and electronic systems, often communicate with microcontrollers or other devices using the I2C protocol. In scenarios where multiple sensors coexist within the same network, having unique I2C addresses becomes imperative to prevent address conflicts and ensure seamless communication. Address customization facilitates the integration of multiple sensors into a single system, allowing for efficient data acquisition and processing. Moreover, changing the I2C address provides the flexibility to configure sensor networks as per the specific needs of a project, optimizing resource utilization and enabling more sophisticated and scalable sensor deployments. Therefore, the ability to modify I2C addresses on pressure sensors is a valuable feature that enhances the adaptability and versatility of sensor networks in diverse applications; this application note address this need.