On 04/07/17 21:13, Roland Franke wrote: > Hello, >>> >>> My advice is to take the module/owlib/src/c/ow_2450.c file as a >>> template. It has a clear structure, touches a lot of subsystems and you >>> can leave out things you don't need easily. >> Many thanks, I'll do that. I've been looking at ow_1820.c (as being a >> simple device that I thought I understood) but I'll take your advice and >> have a look at ow_2450.c instead. >> > >> > What does your device do? >> It's the SS-WALL-TH from iButtonlink. It measures temperature and >> humidity in a package suitable for mounting in a drywall (plasterboard) >> wall. We sell it and I'd like to add it to OWFS. It doesn't have a very >> complicated structure. > > maybe there us the additional way to send some free sample to > developers of owfs and ask them to help you additional to your > own work. > By that way it is (So my suggestion) the fastest and easyest way to get > your unit to run. > Already tried this but got no takers, I'm afraid.
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