DS1620_HR code help
damion
Posts: 39
Hey there,
·I'm using the bs2p with ds1620. For some reason I'm getting values of about 27.98 degrees F. I've tried using both of these codes but I'm still getting the same value:
http://forums.parallax.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=40238
http://www.emesystems.com/OL2d1620.htm
Two concerns:
····· 1. What considerations (if any) need to be made when converting this code from bs2 to bs2p.
····· 2. Inspite of the low value, I don't seem to be detecting any change in my reading.
·I'm using the bs2p with ds1620. For some reason I'm getting values of about 27.98 degrees F. I've tried using both of these codes but I'm still getting the same value:
http://forums.parallax.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=40238
http://www.emesystems.com/OL2d1620.htm
Two concerns:
····· 1. What considerations (if any) need to be made when converting this code from bs2 to bs2p.
····· 2. Inspite of the low value, I don't seem to be detecting any change in my reading.
Comments
I don't recall anything that would change between the BS2 and the '2p for that code to work properly.
Be sure you have the chip seet in its single shot mode, not continuous mode, and you have to cycle the power off and on again for the setting to "take". Be sure there is a good bypass capacitor across the DS1620 power.
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Tracy Allen
www.emesystems.com
How would I go about checking if it is working with normal resolution?
How do I set it to single shot mode?
Thats from the code in the 1st link....
Try downloading this pdf, Damion ... it will have the normal resolution code...
http://www.parallax.com/dl/docs/cols/nv/vol6/col/nv123.pdf
Also make sure you use the cap as Tracy said, and check over you wiring - I have gotten wierd results due to screwy connections, be it loose or just wrong.
Cya next week...and good luck!
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Shawn Lowe
My last words shall be - "NOT YET!!!"