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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.

Revision as of 14:10, 16 August 2010


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 has some nice and affordable Weather Stations, their price is around 80$ while EIB/KNX Weather stations are around 600€.


There is an oww project that provides Linux interface to the Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire weather station.

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

OWFS [1] 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 ?

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.