> Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2007 21:12:10 -0400
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This seems to be my evening to blather. The function already exists. It's
called "defaultpmod".
defaultpmod reads/sets the default sleep mode bit.
Paul Alfille
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My apologies to Eric Vickery. His note above give the complete reference.
>From http://www.weathertoys.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=70
... Anyway the DS2760 starts out in a sleep mode and here is what you need
to do to get it out of sleep mode.
Connect up the Moisture Meter to the 1-Wire network an
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> That sounds likely to be what I'm facing. I've read the thread, but have
> no idea how to do this using the existing 1wire owfs software. I'll read
> up on it and see what I can come up with -- all I've done, so far, is
> shell access:
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John,
It sounds like the DS2760 is in sleep mode. You can look at the thread
here http://www.weathertoys.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=70. It talks
about our Moisture Meter but is the same for any DS2760 based device.
Hope that helps.
Eric
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Thanks for the report.
There isn't an obvious error in the temperature code for the DS2760. It's a
read of location 0x18-9 and simple conversion to the correct units.
Can you help me with a couple of other steps:
1. What version of OWFS are you using?
2. Can you read some of the other values -- l
So far, I've had a lot of success using 1wire stuff: I have a 2408 running
some relays, am doing a bunch of stuff with temp sensors, and now I'm
trying to get a 2760 to detect temps in a furnace. The thing is: when I
ask for temperatures on the thermocouple I get reasonable answers, but
when I que
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