Nope, via usb on Debian or usb on a NSLU (2.6p3, I upgraded it.) , one
of DS2423 devices does not appear.
For the device which is discovered, one difference is that with
Debian+USB, I can read the counter via python, using the NSLU I cannot.
On Debian+Serial, I can see and read both devices.
Ha
At the risk of posting one of those useless 'it works for me' messages,
I don't experience the same problem on my unslung NSLU2. I'm using a
hub, so maybe that comes into play, but I've no idea how it would. I've
included the output from my python invocation, and the installed
versions of some of t
'counters_A' works fine with these devices on Debian Etch + owserver
v2.6p0 + serial.
Using NSLU +owserver 2.6p2 + usb, only one of the counter devices
appears on the bus and I'm not able to read the counter attribute via
python.
I'll try the usb on Debian to see if it a usb thing
Thanks
Try:
print getattr(s,'counters_A') or
print s.counters_A
Periods in attribute names get replaced by underscores in ownet.
Not sure where (if) it's documented, perhaps in the source someplace,
but
that's the rule.
Paul
On Mar 25, 2007, at 6:29 AM, Matt wrote:
>
> Well spotted and I briefly h
Well spotted and I briefly hoped that would be be the answer, but sadly
not so.
The python example, does use the wrong ID but even with the correct ID
it fails.
Interestingly 1D.43810100 has vanish from the bus.
George M. Zouganelis wrote:
> it may sound sily, but in your examples you are
it may sound sily, but in your examples you are reading a different
counter-chip in each case. Is it ok ?
Matt wrote on 25/3/2007 11:41:
Hi all,
I'm tinkering around with ownet in python (which I like very much,
bravo), and I have a situation I don't understand.
I'm trying to read a rain gau
Hi all,
I'm tinkering around with ownet in python (which I like very much,
bravo), and I have a situation I don't understand.
I'm trying to read a rain gauge which is a counter, connected via usb to
a nslu2 (owserver 2.6p2)
From a Debian Etch machine (owread 2.6p0)
/opt/owfs/bin/owdir -s 10