select just one k table

dbj

How would you change code to use k type and output just F temp without haveing to type 1 on keboard? this code stuff is tuff!




Post Edited (dbj) : 11/9/2005 12:12:58 AM GMT

Jon Williams

That's a very old program -- I've attached a newer version that is far easier to update (this is available from our DS2760 page).· All you have to do is hard-code the thermocouple type instead of looking for user input.· Keep in mind that everything starts with C and gets converted to F -- so· you probably can't remove any variables without creating a problem somewhere.


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Jon Williams
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dbj

When you say hard code you mean the identifyer that I got when I ran the one wire device ID program, I have two DS2760 to run data from. each has its own number.
Thanks David

Jon Williams

What I meant is that you can hard-code the table selection so that you only use the K table. If you've got two DS2760s on the same IO pin, you'll need to use the MatchROM command to communicate with each individually.

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dbj

Is this what you mean?? it still only shows one sensor not the one on i/o 9

Post Edited (dbj) : 11/9/2005 12:15:14 AM GMT

dbj

I feel like a child in a toy store, too mutch!! This cant find one wire device? Why

Post Edited (dbj) : 11/9/2005 12:17:29 AM GMT

Chris Savage

Hello,

·· Your messages would be easier to read if you would attach your code rather than pasting it in the message body.· Especially with the size of this program.· Thanks.

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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com

dbj

Thanks chris sorry. Have a great day!! David

dbj

I am trying to display temps useing one type of thermocouple (k) type, cant figure out how to do this without selecting (1) from the keyboard.Just load the (k) table for math and conversions. Thanks

Chris Savage

Well for starters, the first program is trying to load a table with a different filename than you have here.· To be honest, this doesn't look like enough of a program to do what you're trying to do.· There is no real functional code here.

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Parallax Tech Support
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