DS1620 and below zero temperatures

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• SRLM Posts: 5,045

  2012-11-26 13:02 edited 2012-11-26 13:02

  I suppose you're looking for something more elegant than an IF statement?
  

  if tc < 0
     debug.tx("-")
     tc := || tc
  
  Debug.dec(tc / 10)
  Debug.str (string("."))
  Debug.dec (tc // 10)
  Debug.str (string(" °C"))
  
• Moskog Posts: 556

  2012-11-26 22:14 edited 2012-11-26 22:14

  I suppose you're looking for something more elegant than an IF statement?
  

  
  Well I really thought there was a more elegant way but that doesn't really matter. Strange that the Propeller DS1630-demos found seems to only handle the positive temperatures.
• Erlend Posts: 612

  2012-11-26 23:36 edited 2012-11-26 23:36

  Why do you need to read positive temperatures? - in Norway the temperature surely is always well below zero :cool:
• Moskog Posts: 556

  2012-11-27 03:13 edited 2012-11-27 03:13

  Why do you need to read positive temperatures? - in Norway the temperature surely is always well below zero

  
  You are absolutely right, but thats why I need the minus sign to be there -and to be in the right place.