Paul Alfille gmail.com> writes:
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> I wonder if the problem is "endianess" -- if there is a big-endian vs
little-endian problem in the bit code.Paul
> On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 1:24 PM, David Richards
gmail.com> wrote:Greetings,
> I too am in the same stuation as Eduard. My DS2406 device work
Sophana,
First, I drive my sensors from python through owserver, so a simple
example probably won't help you. I don't think that "on their own
segment" is enough because the sensor can't know that, but this is
beyond my level of knowledge about 1-wire.
What I do is set the simultaneous convert
Hi
I made the tests on powered sensors.
Some other sensors are not powered but they are "alone" on their own
hub segments.
You don't need to write to the simultaneous/temperature file?
Just do parallel access to owserver?
Or do you do both?
Can you give an example of access sequence you are doing?
Sophana,
I am sure this works. I have a hub (not a switch) and do simultaneous
reads for my 30+ temp sensors. Do you have separate power or are you
running in parasitic mode. I am fairly certain you can not do
simultaneous reads with parasitic power.
jerry
Sophana K wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 11, 2
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Paul Alfille wrote:
> It's easy to do if the segments are on different bus masters. Just read in a
> different thread or program since only the bus master is locked. An
> asynchronous read property for temperature is also possible.
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I tried this, but it doesn't
