I wanted to provide recognition to OWFS on my home web site, after all it
provides about 15 dynamic variables...however could not find an owfs logo
such that I can provide recognition to the effort going into this project.
Does OWFS have a logo ? If not can we ask the community for sugges
Thanks for the error report.
Fixed, I think. A change to owserver -- committed to the CVS.
Paul Alfille
On 2/2/07, Tim Sailer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use OWNet;
my $owserver=OWNet->new("localhost") ;
print $owserver->read('/uncached/10.8D5155000800/temperature')."\n";
Thi
that's great, thanks!!
only prob is that I use the nslu2 to drive it, so I'll have to wait for
a port from christian
In the meanwhile i'll give installing cygwin a go, and then try owfs in
there
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Roberto Spadim wrote on 2/2/2007 20:30:
> if you use serial adapter you can make an RS232 to IR and then IR to RS232 and plug in you RS232 to OW, another way is using the
Wireless Access Point with owserver
Nope :( ... I was thinking about ONE master adapter controlling many floating
(IR)
ow-c
#!/usr/bin/perl
use OWNet;
my $owserver=OWNet->new("localhost") ;
print $owserver->read('/uncached/10.8D5155000800/temperature')."\n";
This will never print a value. If I take out uncached, it works. Any ideas?
Tim
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I believe I found the error. Fixed in the CVS. Tell me if it works for you.
(I don't have a DS2760 device to test).
Paul Alfille
On 2/1/07, Lorenz Drack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Paul - here's a screenshot of what I see on owfshttp
you can use bluetooth (i don't know how to write it), there are some
rs232 to bluetooth and bluetooth to rs232 conversor too
Paul Alfille escreveu:
> Yes!
>
> iButtonLink makes the LINK -- a PIC microprocessor that emulates
> DS9097U and has it's own ASCII control langauge (well supported by O
Yes!
iButtonLink makes the LINK -- a PIC microprocessor that emulates DS9097U and
has it's own ASCII control langauge (well supported by OWFS).
They apparently license the program for embedded designs, and possibley the
PIC could support IR as well as LINK. That way you could use your sensors
wi
if you use serial adapter you can make an RS232 to IR and then IR to
RS232 and plug in you RS232 to OW, another way is using the Wireless
Access Point with owserver
George M. Zouganelis escreveu:
> ahmmm.. It might sound extreme, but... :)
>
> I'm trying to collect some data on building a IR bri
ahmmm.. It might sound extreme, but... :)
I'm trying to collect some data on building a IR bridge (transceiver) for OW.
The goal is to have ow-clients spread in an small area where extra cabling
is undesirable.
Requirements are low cost, circuit simplicity, small size.
The idea could be extend
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