I have had 1-wire devices set up and working successfully for some years but 
have problems with a new Louis Swart 20x4 LCD.

My setup is a Sheepwalk Electronics DS2482-800 i2c based RPI3 host adapter on 
a Raspberry Pi2 currently running raspbian jessie and default owfs-2.9p8. 
Logging/control is with fhem, a perl based home automation application.

Connecting the LCD to the bus correctly identifies it. 
I can send text strings to it but it misses the first character and adds || to 
the end eg. sending fred displays red||. 
In order to turn the backlight on I have to send two digits such as 11, a 
single 1 is ignored.

A net search reveals a few similar scattered reports but no solution as far as 
I can see.


I have set up another Pi with an earlier 26 pin version of the same host 
adapter.

A raspbian jessie install (owfs-2.9p8) shows the same as above - to be 
expected.

A raspbian wheezy install (default owfs-2.8p15) shows all characters sent 
correctly, with no trailing ||.

Replacing owfs-2.9p8 files with owfs-2.8p15 versions on jessie shows all 
characters sent correctly, with no trailing ||.

I have also tried armhf owfs-3.1p1-2 versions on jessie but that shows the 
same issues as owfs-2.9p8

I borrowed a perl script from elsewhere on this list, running it from an AMD 
jessie desktop to the Pi server produces the same results as above ie. 
owfs-2.8p15 OK, owfs-2.9p8 amd owfs-3.1p1-2 not OK.

I don't have any hardware to set up 1-wire on anything other than the Pi 
unfortunately.

Any thoughts on where I should go from here? 

TIA

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