On Wed, 16 Apr 2008, Marco Rogantini wrote:
> I've a DS2480B based 1-wire interface on /dev/ttyS0 that steals the
> power from DTR and RTS RS-232c signals (similar to the DS9097U 9-pin
> interface).
>
> The interface is since many years perfectly working with
> applica
On Wed, 16 Apr 2008, Alessio Sangalli wrote:
> Marco Rogantini wrote:
> >
> > I've a DS2480B based 1-wire interface on /dev/ttyS0 that steals the
> > power from DTR and RTS RS-232c signals (similar to the DS9097U 9-pin
> > interface).
>
> will OWFS set RT
On Wed, 16 Apr 2008, Paul Alfille wrote:
> Perhaps you can tell us a little about your platform. Both Linux?
> i386? Standard UART?
Sorry, I forgot to tell you all the details. I'm on a i386
Linux-2.6.24, the UART is a standard 16550A.
>
> Also, which version of owfs are you using? And which PDK
Hi all,
I've a DS2480B based 1-wire interface on /dev/ttyS0 that steals the
power from DTR and RTS RS-232c signals (similar to the DS9097U 9-pin
interface).
The interface is since many years perfectly working with
applications written using the Dallas SDK (a library of high level C
functions).
I
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005, Vadim Tkachenko wrote:
> Anyway, if my eyes don't betray me, I see two kinds of anomalies - positive
> and negative shifts. It seems that the positive shifts affect all the sensors
> - check if your power is OK, and I've seen this kind of behavior if you're
> polling them too
