Thank you for your replies gentlemen. I knew there must be a way to run
the DS2483 in mixed voltage system but that detail in the data sheet
escaped me. I ignored the extra function of the SLPZ pin and tied it
together with Vcc to 3v3, I have now re-wired the device as you
suggested with 5v onto Vc
H Colin,
On 06/11/2012 11:16 AM, Colin Law wrote:
> Hi
>
> I would like to do some simple trending (graphs) of data from
> connected 1-wire devices. I have been googling for this and find
> references to temploggerd but am not sure how to go about
> installing/using it. I have httpd running ok.
Hi
I would like to do some simple trending (graphs) of data from
connected 1-wire devices. I have been googling for this and find
references to temploggerd but am not sure how to go about
installing/using it. I have httpd running ok. Is temploggerd the
best tool for simple logging and if so is
W dniu 10.06.2012 o 00:58 David Richards -Gmail-
pisze:
> The 1wire bust will be getting only 3v3 which will explain the
> unreliable result, this is why I wonder if it is safe to put 5v onto the
> chip without a level converter.
From the datasheet
"The dual-voltage operation
allows differen
David,
I've seen no information that the gpio pins are 5v tolerant in any way.
This is however where the DS2483 comes into it's own over the DS2482. It is
possible to power the 1-wire side from 5v, and the i2c from 3.3v in effect it
has an inbuilt level convertor
See: http://datasheets.maxim-
