Eloy Paris chapus.net> writes:
>
> A few weeks ago there was a power outage during a bad thunderstorm and for
whatever reason one of my three
> ATmega-based 1-Wire slaves didn't come back up and that caused the entire
bus (about 15 devices) to go
> down.
Sure, but there's not much anybody can d
By the way, apologies for not explaining correctly the exact situation that I
had in mind -- I mentioned "device with no power", which I am sure didn't make
any sense to Matthias, but now I think that "malfunctioning device" is more
appropriate.
On May 23, 2015 6:24:22 PM EDT, Eloy Paris wrot
Exactly, what Colin says. Nobody would do this intentionally, Matthias.
A few weeks ago there was a power outage during a bad thunderstorm and for
whatever reason one of my three ATmega-based 1-Wire slaves didn't come back up
and that caused the entire bus (about 15 devices) to go down. I though
Device malfunction. If a device is inactive you want it to be invisible.
C
> On May 23, 2015, at 3:33 PM, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
>
> Eloy Paris chapus.net> writes:
>
>> Don't you have issues with the 1-Wire bus when the ATmega is powered
>> down?
>
> Sure I'd have issues. But I don't see
Eloy Paris chapus.net> writes:
> Don't you have issues with the 1-Wire bus when the ATmega is powered
> down?
Sure I'd have issues. But I don't see why I would want to do that in the
first place.
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Hi Matthias,
Great work on your MoaT 1-Wire slave!
Hey, kind of unrelated question (although I guess indirectly related)...
Don't you have issues with the 1-Wire bus when the ATmega is powered
down? It's been a while since I looked into this for my own ATmega-based
slave but if I remember correc
