On Thu, 29 Oct 2009, Zoff wrote:
is costs 70 euro, but it's working for me since august without any problems.
and it reads temperature also, with 1/8 °C accuracy.
No, it reads with 1/8 C precision. The accuracy is claimed as +/-0.5C
after calibration. (see page 6 of data sheet)
njh
Hi!
if you mean humidity (when you say moisture) then i use a DS1923
http://www.fuchs-shop.com/de/shop/4/1/13372025/
is costs 70 euro, but it's working for me since august without any problems.
and it reads temperature also, with 1/8 °C accuracy.
cheers,
Zoff.
Mads Hjorth wrote
Thanks Paul. That answers some of my questions. I know you are busy. Perhaps as
I learn more I could write something for the neophytes.
I see the explanation of trim, trim blanket, and trim valid but it still
leaves me in the dark as how to set or calibrate them. My die apparently does
respond
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> On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 2:03 AM, Mr Doug - wrote:
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>> I am a little confused about how and why items appear in the chip
>> directories. As a for instance in the DS18S20 directory (10.) where does
>> trim and trim blanket come from? I do not see anything in the Maxim docs
>> about that. No
I'm sorry that this isn't more transparent.
There are 2 main sources of documentation, OWFS (this project) and
Dallas/Maxim.
OWFS: There are man pages for each device explaining (to some extent) all
the device properties (file entries). It's found in the downloaded code, and
also on the web site.
