When I start owserver it has a list of devices which it checks for 
presence. This list always has the same devices whether they are 
connected to the bus or not. The I/O relay board is never in this list 
even after successful connection to bus. Where can I find this list of 
devices owserver uses and what is it? Is it a problem that the list of 
devices is incorrect?


On 04/28/2011 03:24 PM, William Brown wrote:
> I've attached the log after running owhttpd two times using 
> errorlevel=9. Once without moisture meter and with I/O boards. The I/O 
> relay board is found. Then I connected the moisture meter and ran 
> owhttpd a second time. Only the moisture meter is found, not the I/O 
> relay. There were no messages generated when I connected the moisture 
> meter.  Still looking for ways to resolve this. thanks william
>
> On 04/24/2011 01:37 PM, William Brown wrote:
>> So I am back again with my I/O board problem from before. It has the
>> DS2408 chip. Eric checked the board for me and found it working
>> correctly. When I add the I/O board and the moisture meter (DS2760 chip)
>> to the 1wire bus (both from Hobby Boards) I have this problem.The DS2760
>> is available from owhttpd and ownet.php but the DS2408 is dropped from
>> the bus listing and is not accessible. When I remove the DS2760 from the
>> 1wire bus the DS2408 is back again and accessible. These 2 boards worked
>> on the same bus in earlier versions of owfs, I don't remember which but
>> have had problems for several versions recently.
>>
>> I need some suggestions on how to debug this problem. I have owtraffic
>> enabled but debuglevel is set at 1. I am not getting any error messages.
>>
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