Hello!
David, at your shop who do I thank for picking the T568A standard to
support the One-Wire RJ45 ideas? (And of course the USOC RJ25 and the
RJ25C codes as well.)
I am busy wiring an adapter for my adapter from DS/Maxim to my board.
Essentially I decided to adapt the wiring arrangement betwee
Very helpful. Can you tell me if that pin is low (pin7/9) with OWFS?PaulOn 8/8/06, Krzysztof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Paul Alfille wrote:>> Krzysztof, Do you have the capability of reading voltages in the adapter?
I have got only a multimeter (with simple logic probe function for small fsigna
Paul Alfille wrote:
>> Krzysztof,
>>
>> Do you have the capability of reading voltages in the adapter?
I have got only a multimeter (with simple logic probe function for small f
signals), no oscilloscope here but if it is very important I can borrow one
(CCCP old one but...) !
>> Specifically,
Oops. that is 0x55 0x55 0x55 0x00 -- 4 bytes totalOn 8/8/06, Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Krzysztof,Do you have the capability of reading voltages in the adapter? I've been looking at the Pascal code and there are calls to undocumented libraries.
Specifically, is RTS (pin 4 in 25pin adap
Krzysztof,Do you have the capability of reading voltages in the adapter? I've been looking at the Pascal code and there are calls to undocumented libraries.Specifically, is RTS (pin 4 in 25pin adapter or pin 7 in 9pin adapter) normally high or low?
If you also have an oscilloscope, I'd be intereste
Am Montag, 7. August 2006 23:51 schrieb Alfille, Paul H.,M.D.:
> David,
>
> That "Non-obselescence" letter is very interesting. Quite a few 1-wire
> devices listed:
>
> Parallel port adapters. (DS1410x...)
> Old battery sensors (DS2434/6/7) Not DS2438 fortunately.
> Timers DS2415/7 DS2404
> Volt A/
