Hello from Gregg C Levine
Paul, can you relate the environment you used for testing your DS2436
device? It seems I ordered a bundle of them for a project, probably
concerning a batch of OEM Polaroid batteries. It also happens that
they number 8, which tells me I had an interesting time convincing
them to send them. This came up back when the original list was active
on the Dallas Semiconductor servers.

Also I found a Win32 program which can communicate with the device. It
does tell me the voltage of the test source, and the temperature,
which was supposed to be that of the pack, actually turns out to be
that of my work area. It does what it was designed to do remember,
that DS2438 was designed for a completely different application area. 

I'll probably start testing the DS2436 under OWFS over the next few
days. And have a better idea then, but thatÂ’s why I asked all of
these, and explained why I obtained them.

Funny thing, a note enclosed with the EVK software describes what
style adapters would work with the software, one of them was a
specialty unit which would connect to a serial port, and do exactly
what the DS9123O does now the original named part was DS9123, and
probably only available the same way. 

Over the next few days I'm going to ask there about an EVK for the
DS2436, and see how much it is, and does it come with one of those
gizmos.
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Gregg C Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"Remember the Force will be with you. Always." Obi-Wan Kenobi 




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