On 21/03/2011 22:22, nick wrote:
> This interests me greatly. So with my network below, i would have to poll
> each alarm directory in turn. Indicated by << ?
Yes, because each poll means a specific 1-wire command on the hardware.
> Thus on each ds2409 coupler if both branches are in use
Hi,
I did not have the time yesterday to install owfs and degub with it
(bit a rush around here). I will try to do it so
and tell you the result as soon as possible.
Thanks
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Hi,
The phantom problem is resolved by adding the
w1_smem slave to the kernel as a module (after some modprobe no more
unregistred 01..3d's).
but still no reset pulse on the bus...when I modprobe my slave device, the
w1_family_register returns a 0, which means after reading the code that
>> My current setup checks outdoor and greenhouse temp to determine
>> whether to turn on a 240VAC power switch to heat up (or cool down)
>> the greenhouse. owfs polls every 15 seconds?
> owfs never poll on itself !
If owfs never polls itself, how does the cached directory structure get
updated?
you should read the directory, or cat the value if using owfs (filesystem)
to 'poll' the ow network
2011/3/22 nick :
>>> My current setup checks outdoor and greenhouse temp to determine
>>> whether to turn on a 240VAC power switch to heat up (or cool down)
>>> the greenhouse. owfs polls every 15 s
by itself, owfs does not actively poll the slaves. it only access the bus to
get the informations queried by the client application (ls, owread, ...)
1-wire is a slow bus on which many sensors (slave) may be attached.
Discovering every slaves connected and reading theirs state is a relatively
long
Thanks for all the replies, I have made some progress!!!
The problem was indeed caused by volt drop, the thing that confused me
was that as I said I have separate supplies for sensors and relays.
What was happening was that the relay circuit was causing the Gnd
connection at the far end to come up
Am Montag, den 07.03.2011, 13:32 +0100 schrieb Cyril LAVIER:
> Hi everybody.
>
> In the company which I'm working for, we use 1-wire for more than 18 months.
>
> We use it in our server rooms, to monitor the temperature in it (and
> send alerts when it's too hot) and we plan to monitor temperatu
Dnia 23-03-2011 o 00:12:07 Mick Sulley napisał(a):
> I have today connected the Gnd to the earth of the mains
> wiring at each relay box, and the system seems to be running fairly
> well.
I'm not and expert but is it safe to connect 1-wire ground to earth
ground(yellow green cable)
And for d
put more master to get faster reads
2011/3/22 Pascal Baerten :
> by itself, owfs does not actively poll the slaves. it only access the bus to
> get the informations queried by the client application (ls, owread, ...)
> 1-wire is a slow bus on which many sensors (slave) may be attached.
> Discoveri
you can use others 5v power supplys near sensor,
put all gronds to earth
put the new power supply with the onewire ground, ground the master ow
reader to earth and others ground too
2011/3/22 p4trykx :
> Dnia 23-03-2011 o 00:12:07 Mick Sulley napisał(a):
>
>> I have today connected the Gnd to th
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 12:53:06AM +0100, p4trykx wrote:
> Dnia 23-03-2011 o 00:12:07 Mick Sulley napisa??(a):
>
> > I have today connected the Gnd to the earth of the mains
> > wiring at each relay box, and the system seems to be running fairly
> > well.
>
> I'm not and expert but is it safe t
hub don't help?
2011/3/22 Nathan Hurst :
> On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 12:53:06AM +0100, p4trykx wrote:
>> Dnia 23-03-2011 o 00:12:07 Mick Sulley napisa??(a):
>>
>> > I have today connected the Gnd to the earth of the mains
>> > wiring at each relay box, and the system seems to be running fairly
>>
Hi Chris,
On 03/21/2011 08:46 AM, Chris Boot wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Well I'm progressing well with my 1-Wire bus master over IP. I don't
> have the bus locking in place yet but the code is in for owfs to use the
> bus master and things work.
Perhaps I am missing the obvious, or you're talking ab
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