Re: [Owfs-developers] Extend OWFS to other Devices

2012-02-27 Thread Eloy Paris
On 02/27/2012 09:13 PM, Paul Alfille wrote: > Interesting idea. I've been tempted to build a special owserver that has > plug-in sensor code -- owexternal. > > The plug-in would get a separate mane space (perhaps > /external/sensor43/humidity) and have to report a few properties like > length, typ

Re: [Owfs-developers] Extend OWFS to other Devices

2012-02-27 Thread Paul Alfille
Interesting idea. I've been tempted to build a special owserver that has plug-in sensor code -- owexternal. The plug-in would get a separate mane space (perhaps /external/sensor43/humidity) and have to report a few properties like length, type, read/write and volatility. Plugins could be written

Re: [Owfs-developers] Hobby Boards Humidity Sensor Question

2012-02-27 Thread Eric Vickery
It is the voltage regulator heating up the board, it usually stays at a consistent amount so you can subtract the "offset" and get the correct temperature. Also the DS2438 has self heating issues so I would not use the temperature from the DS2438. We offer the combined board but we recommend u

Re: [Owfs-developers] Hobby Boards Humidity Sensor Question

2012-02-27 Thread Mick Sulley
Yes good points, desk lamp is not an issue but I guess it could be a voltage reg issue. I have also just discovered that my wiring does not supply +5 to the sensors, which I thought it did. Need to review that and test again, but that's a job for tomorrow, it's getting late now! Mick On 27/0

Re: [Owfs-developers] Hobby Boards Humidity Sensor Question

2012-02-27 Thread p4trykx
Dnia 27.02.2012 o 23:58 Mick Sulley Mick Sulley napisaƂ(a): > The 4 DS18S20's read 18.3125, 18.625, 18.675 and 18.125, so all within > half a degree. I was wondering if this error is persistent? If I put all my sensors in one place take readings and calculate each sensor's deviation from aver

[Owfs-developers] Hobby Boards Humidity Sensor Question

2012-02-27 Thread Mick Sulley
I have a test setup with 4 DS18S20 temperature sensors and a Hobby Boards Humidity sensor with built in temperature sensor. They are all currently on the desk within a couple of inches of one another so should all read the same temperature. Two questions The 4 DS18S20's read 18.3125, 18.625,

Re: [Owfs-developers] 2.8p14 / DS9490 disappearing

2012-02-27 Thread ekgnkb3d
Aaargh - I did'nt got that you are the same Michael, sorry :-) Michael Markstaller wrote: > > 2.8p2 seems much more stable as the reset_errors are less frequent but > IMHO the problem stays the same.. > I have 2.8p2 now running since weeks, in one special environment "tuned" close to the edge

Re: [Owfs-developers] 2.8p14 / DS9490 disappearing

2012-02-27 Thread Michael Markstaller
Am 27.02.2012 11:39, schrieb ekgnkb3d: > > Hi Michael, > maybe what you experienced is the same what I already described in another > tread. It surely is, my last summary posted here: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.file-systems.owfs.devel/9120 2.8p2 seems much more stable as the reset_error

[Owfs-developers] Bug in DS2413 sensed.*

2012-02-27 Thread Michael Markstaller
Just noticed one thing in 2.8p14 (also 2.8p8): DS2413 used as input, sensed.BYTE is fine but sensed.ALL & .A/.B shows always 0 This used to work fine back with 2.8p2 best regards Michael -- Try before you buy = See our

Re: [Owfs-developers] 2.8p14 / DS9490 disappearing

2012-02-27 Thread ekgnkb3d
Hi Michael, maybe what you experienced is the same what I already described in another tread. - Is only one DS9490 got lost and the others still continue working? - Maybe this one have a high capacity between data-wire and ground (due to a wrong placed Capacity or very long cable) - Did you tri

[Owfs-developers] Extend OWFS to other Devices

2012-02-27 Thread ekgnkb3d
Hi all, beside using 1-Wire devices I would like to use other sensors as well. Currently I play with an temp-sensor getting data very simple by a serial port. So writing all this polling, retry, alias, fuse (and a lot of other functionality) again is a lot of effort - so maybe there is a way to e