founded!
http://www.thermometrics.com/assets/images/hs1215p.pdf
now i'm trying to learn how to read :)
maybe anyone can put it in owfs for us :) with some ad convert
Roberto Spadim escreveu:
> hi i'm with an KEYSTONE THERMOMETRICS - HSP15P
> Humidity Sensor, but i don't know how it works :/ anyon
hi i'm with an KEYSTONE THERMOMETRICS - HSP15P
Humidity Sensor, but i don't know how it works :/ anyone have the
datasheet or worked with it? maybe putting it with owfs could help, it's
an vey cheap humidity sensor
tahnkx
Thanks,
that was easy. I used to get at least one reading error per hour, now
there are none so far.
After reading your email I also decided to wait with any 1wire
software upgrades.
Michael
On 09.01.2007, at 15:40, Paul Davis wrote:
Yes. There is a simple fix for this in the connectio
Yes. There is a simple fix for this in the connection.py file which
is part of the module. It should be in your site-python directory tree.
Here's a diff:
# diff connection.py connection.py.org
57c57
< interact with the ow sensors on any platform supported by Python.
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> inteact with
Sorry, I think I tried to say too many things at once.
The stability problems always existed. It got better after changing
to cat5 cables with a clean bus topology, but never went away.
I will try upgrading to the latest version, if that could really
change things. After all the problems I
On 1/9/07, Michael Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have some problems running a PID-Temperature Controller. It works fine
most of the time, but tends to crash with varying frequency (months to
hours).
So yesterday, I changed from the old python module to the ownet interface
(but still use th
I made some tests with a persistant tcp-connection to each owserver.
Patches needed to be done in ow_server.c/owserver.c and ow.h.
I added a while(1) loop in owserver.c:RealHandler() to allow multiple
requests within an open connection.
I didn't touch the ping-thread, and this still had the functi
I have some problems running a PID-Temperature Controller. It works
fine most of the time, but tends to crash with varying frequency
(months to hours).
So yesterday, I changed from the old python module to the ownet
interface (but still use the old v2.4.1 owserver binary) and
encountered
