Am 13.03.20 um 17:05 schrieb zeitvertreib.wiss...@web.de:
> Hello Jan,
> I'm sorry, you are right.
> I do not use bash commands, I do read and write operations from a Python3
> program. I do it step by step, as I'm not used to Python.
> I had a version with uncached, but there was another program e
You are most welcome Heimo.
I am not Stefano, I am Martin - sorry for the misunderstanding.
Stefano is the author of pyownet.
In my software I use python 2.7 and I have very consistent timing of
reading 25 sensors in a loop every 30 seconds.
Every second I read the status of two 8 bit I/O modules
Hello Heimo,
after writing to "simultaneous" you have to wait one second.
For Python I would recommend you the library *pyownet *by Stefano Miccoli:
> The official OWFS bindings are
>
> - OW.py, based on SWIG wrapping the C API of libow
> - ownet.py, pure python owserver client
>
> you will fin
Hello Jan,
I'm sorry, you are right.
I do not use bash commands, I do read and write operations from a Python3 program. I do it step by step, as I'm not used to Python.
I had a version with uncached, but there was another program error and I forgot adjusting the file path.
PATH = "/mnt/1
Am 13.03.20 um 15:12 schrieb hwissing:
> Hello,
>
> I think one issue from the primary question is not answered..
>
> /" If I read from '/temperature' then I get them read in much faster
> *but I don't get a fresh conversion each time."*/
>
This is a very old question, and the mechanism has changed
Hello,
I think one issue from the primary question is not answered..
/" If I read from '/temperature' then I get them read in much faster *but I
don't get a fresh conversion each time."*/
I have the same issue. First conversion with 8 DS18B20 sensors takes about 1
sec, immediately following re
