I think the "dire" and "trim, etc have been there for quite a while, but
only gathered into the "errata" subdirectory in 2009 (to clean up the
directory display for very rarely used and confusing entries). In fact the
change was right around when your version was released.
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at
W dniu 25.01.2013 o 23:48 Phil White pisze:
> Hi Paul,
>
> I'm sorry - I cannot locate the 'errata' directory.
> Am using OWFS 2.7_p21-r1.
I have 2.8p21(latest) and there is errata directory
I think it's a recent feature. So you have to compile some more recent
version.
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Hi Paul,
I'm sorry - I cannot locate the 'errata' directory.
Am using OWFS 2.7_p21-r1.
Phil
On 24 January 2013 21:35, Paul Alfille wrote:
> In general, the DS18B20 should not need calibration. The usual reason for
> differing temperatures is either different environment or self-heating.
>
> The
On 01/24/2013 11:22 AM, Phil White wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have 30 temperature sensors sitting in front of me at the moment.
> They all report different readings when queried - which I would like
> to fix on a reasonably permenant basis.
>
> Can someone advise how I go about calibrating them? There
In general, the DS18B20 should not need calibration. The usual reason for
differing temperatures is either different environment or self-heating.
There was a manufacturing problem with the sensors in the past losing
calibration data -- specifically the "B7" lot. There is some data in teh
web site
Hi All,
I have 30 temperature sensors sitting in front of me at the moment.
They all report different readings when queried - which I would like
to fix on a reasonably permenant basis.
Can someone advise how I go about calibrating them? There is, as far
as I remember, a register I can save into,
