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Phenigma: Phenigma moved page 1-Wire Basics to 1-Wire over redirect

2015-09-20T22:20:23Z

Phenigma moved page 1-Wire Basics to 1-Wire over redirect

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Techstyle at 03:43, 27 January 2012

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	1. ~~Go to Show '''devices tree~~-~~>CORE''' and click on '''Create Child Device'''~~		1. Plug in your 1-Wire device (no sensors yet)

	2. ~~Click~~ '''~~Pick Device Template~~''' and ~~find 1wire device template or use~~ '''~~ID 2161. Click Pick~~ Device ~~Template~~'''		2. Go to Show '''devices tree->CORE''' and click on '''Create Child Device'''

	3. ~~Under~~ '''~~Core->~~1wire''' ~~I had to select the serial port under COM Port on PC~~		3. Click '''Pick Device Template''' and find 1wire device template or use '''ID 2161. Click Pick Device Template'''

	4. ~~From 1wire device click~~ '''~~Create Child Device''' and pick '''Multilevel Sensor~~'''		4. Under '''Core->1wire''' I had to select the serial port under COM Port on PC

	5. ~~In Multilevel Sensor fill in '''PK_FloorplanObjectType''' with Temperature~~ and ~~'''Port/Channel Number''' with your temperature sensors address~~		5. Save and reload router (be patient it has to download the 1Wire software)

	6. ~~Save and reload router~~		5. Plug in your sensor

	7. You should now see the ~~Multilevel~~ Sensor status look like this ON/AUTO/AUTO/25 (16.56). With 16.56 degrees.		6. Wait until your sensor is found and installed (could take a while)

			7. You should now see the Sensor as a child of the 1-Wire device and the status look like this ON/AUTO/AUTO/25 (16.56). With 16.56 degrees.

	8. The sensor can now be added under '''Floorplan Wizard'''		8. The sensor can now be added under '''Floorplan Wizard'''

Marie.o: /* Currently confirmed devices working */

2011-10-30T19:13:03Z

Currently confirmed devices working

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	~~- 1-Wire Serial Adapter~~[http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=23&products_id=28]		* [http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=23&products_id=28 1-Wire Serial Adapter]
	~~- Temperature sensor~~[http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=109]		* [http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=109 Temperature sensor]

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Marie.o: 1-Wire moved to 1-Wire Basics

2011-10-30T19:12:19Z

1-Wire moved to 1-Wire Basics

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Marie.o at 19:11, 30 October 2011

2011-10-30T19:11:45Z

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	[[Category: 1-Wire]]		[[Category: 1-Wire]]
	[[Category: Weather Station]]		[[Category: Weather Station]]

	1-Wire is a device communications bus system designed by Dallas Semiconductor Corp. that provides low-speed data, signaling, and power over a single signal. LinuxMCE currently only monitors temperature but can be expanded easily.

	=Currently confirmed devices working=		=Currently confirmed devices working=

Kezza at 22:24, 22 October 2011

2011-10-22T22:24:47Z

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	1-Wire Serial Adapter[http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=23&products_id=28]		- 1-Wire Serial Adapter[http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=23&products_id=28]
	Temperature sensor[http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=109]		- Temperature sensor[http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=109]

	=To setup=		=To setup=

Kezza at 22:24, 22 October 2011

2011-10-22T22:24:03Z

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	[[Category: Hardware]]		[[Category: Hardware]]
	[[Category: Automation]]		[[Category: Automation]]
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	[[Category: Weather Station]]		[[Category: Weather Station]]

	~~In order for~~ 1-Wire to be ~~supported under LinuxMCE~~ 1-~~wire device template is needed~~. ~~Unfortunately it got lost somehow~~. ~~Maybe totallymaxed~~ / ~~Uplink_ still have that~~ device template ~~in their sqlCVS~~		1-Wire is a device communications bus system designed by Dallas Semiconductor Corp. that provides low-speed data, signaling, and power over a single signal. LinuxMCE currently only monitors temperature but can be expanded easily.

			=Currently confirmed devices working=
			1-Wire Serial Adapter[http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=23&products_id=28]
			Temperature sensor[http://www.hobby-boards.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=109]

			=To setup=

			1. Go to Show '''devices tree->CORE''' and click on '''Create Child Device'''

			2. Click '''Pick Device Template''' and find 1wire device template or use '''ID 2161. Click Pick Device Template'''

			3. Under '''Core->1wire''' I had to select the serial port under COM Port on PC

	~~1-Wire has some nice~~ and ~~affordable [http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Category:Weather_Station Weather Stations], their price is around 80$ while EIB/KNX Weather stations are around 600€.~~		4. From 1wire device click '''Create Child Device''' and pick '''Multilevel Sensor'''

			5. In Multilevel Sensor fill in '''PK_FloorplanObjectType''' with Temperature and '''Port/Channel Number''' with your temperature sensors address

	~~There is an [http://oww.sourceforge.net/ oww project] that provides Linux interface to the Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire weather station~~.		6. Save and reload router

	~~Alternatively, there is~~ the ~~One Wire File System~~ (~~OWFS~~).		7. You should now see the Multilevel Sensor status look like this ON/AUTO/AUTO/25 (16.56). With 16.56 degrees.

	~~OWFS [http://owfs~~.~~org/] is a Virtual File System that sets up the 1-Wire network as a~~ '~~Directory~~' ~~of 1-Wire nodes, which contains~~ '~~Files~~' ~~which can be read or written to. These files are the values related to the 1-Wire node - i.e. temperature, power. If it is a 1-Wire switch, rather than sensor a value can be~~ '~~written~~' ~~to the file to toggle it.~~		8. The sensor can now be added under '''Floorplan Wizard'''

	~~With OWFS set up, may be a device template would be easy to implement ?~~

	~~As well as temperature~~ and ~~weather monitoring - 1-Wire can~~ be ~~used~~ to ~~monitor Energy Use/Power in~~ the ~~home with a Current Sensor. Also C02~~.		'''NOTE:''' This page is currently a WIP and will be expanded when more information is available. Main thing that needs to be added is how to find the address of the sensors.

Zaerc at 14:24, 28 September 2010

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	[[Category: Automation]]		[[Category: Automation]]
	[[Category: 1-Wire]]		[[Category: 1-Wire]]

Pw ktp at 14:10, 16 August 2010

2010-08-16T14:10:02Z

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	There is an [http://oww.sourceforge.net/ oww project] that provides Linux interface to the Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire weather station.		There is an [http://oww.sourceforge.net/ oww project] that provides Linux interface to the Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire weather station.

			Alternatively, there is the One Wire File System (OWFS).

	OWFS [http://owfs.org/] is a Virtual ~~FileSystem~~ that sets up the 1-Wire network as a 'Directory' of 1-Wire nodes, which contains 'Files' which can be read or written to. These files are the values related to the 1-Wire node - i.e. temperature, power. If it is a 1-Wire switch, rather than sensor a value can be 'written' to the file.		OWFS [http://owfs.org/] is a Virtual File System that sets up the 1-Wire network as a 'Directory' of 1-Wire nodes, which contains 'Files' which can be read or written to. These files are the values related to the 1-Wire node - i.e. temperature, power. If it is a 1-Wire switch, rather than sensor a value can be 'written' to the file to toggle it.

	With OWFS set up, may be a device template would be easy to implement ?		With OWFS set up, may be a device template would be easy to implement ?

	As well as temperature and weather monitoring - 1-Wire can be used to monitor Energy Use/Power in the home with a Current Sensor.		As well as temperature and weather monitoring - 1-Wire can be used to monitor Energy Use/Power in the home with a Current Sensor. Also C02.

Pw ktp at 14:02, 16 August 2010

2010-08-16T14:02:31Z

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	There is an [http://oww.sourceforge.net/ oww project] that provides Linux interface to the Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire weather station.		There is an [http://oww.sourceforge.net/ oww project] that provides Linux interface to the Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire weather station.


			OWFS [http://owfs.org/] is a Virtual FileSystem that sets up the 1-Wire network as a 'Directory' of 1-Wire nodes, which contains 'Files' which can be read or written to. These files are the values related to the 1-Wire node - i.e. temperature, power. If it is a 1-Wire switch, rather than sensor a value can be 'written' to the file.

			With OWFS set up, may be a device template would be easy to implement ?

			As well as temperature and weather monitoring - 1-Wire can be used to monitor Energy Use/Power in the home with a Current Sensor.