Hi @devien hi @tomas_hora
Thank you very much for your help. Life could be easy if you ask the right people ;-)
I commented out the class definition but forgot enableing the DS2438 in the code. After fixing that, it seems to work fine.
I'll edit this post if any errors occur in relation to the DS2438.
Thanks again for your help.
Greetings
M4kr
Hi @devien hi @tomas_hora
Thank you very much for your help. Life could be easy if you ask the right people ;-)
I commented out the class definition but forgot enableing the DS2438 in the code. After fixing that, it seems to work fine.
I'll edit this post if any errors occur in relation to the DS2438.
Thanks again for your help.
Greetings
M4kr
Hi devien
Thank you very much for your reply.
In the Unipi Control Panel, the device Sensor DS18B20 - 1
is already shown.
I found out, that in the /opt/evok/owclient.py the DS2438 is listed as a supported device (in the variable definitions).
There was also a code block, which was commented out.
In the /etc/evok.conf is only [SENSOR_1] (Type DS18B20) defined.
So do I have to add the DS2438 as [SENSOR_2] in the evok.conf?
Maybe you could provide me an example to get a better start into the world of 1wire :smirk:
greetings
M4kr
Hi there,
I'm pretty new to the Unipi / Unica and the 1Wire bus.
I've got the Unica U1WTVS sensor, the Unipi rev 1.1 board and of course a Raspberry Pi 3, running with raspbian Jessie.
I read the Documentation and made an RJ45 cable like shown in the unipi manual. I connected the Pins to the UNICA Sensor. When I open the unipi control panel, no 1Wire devices are shown.
So my question is, if there's a tutorial or explanation how to connect the unica sensor and get it's data on the control panel. Do I have to make some preperations in the evok api?
edit: When I start the /opt/evok/evok.py i get the following message:
Listening on port: 1025
UniPi version:1.1
Entering measure loop
Entering 1wire loop
Unsupported 1wire device DS2438 (2675FA0C02000054) detected
I'm grateful for any help!
Greetings
M4kr