[wxsig] Connecting T238+, X1W-1. X1W-2 and AAG
John Bennett jabennett at insightbb.comSun Jul 8 22:31:49 UTC 2007
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Yep, it's a coiled cord and only has two conductors - the two center conductors to be precise. Therefore, it does not cause the problems everyone has been having. jb n4xi On Sun, 2007-07-08 at 18:17 -0500, John Koster wrote: > I have started a page to document these confusing matters. > > It's at http://www.tapr.org/kits_t238wiring.html > > Any suggests as to content or corrections will be greatly appreciated. > > Interestingly, I dug out the limited documentation provided with the > original weather station and rain gauge and they don't document the pin > assignments at all. They only show "1-Wire Net" and ground connections. > > They make reference to a coiled test cable included with the kit ... I > don't remember it being a coiled cord, but the original has slipped off > into a storage box somewhere along with the DS9097U-009 COM port adapter. > > Anyhow I think this implies that the original connections were reverse > engineered. Where the idea of providing power and on what pins came from > where? > -- John Bennett Evansville, IN Amateur Radio Web: http://n4xi.home.insightbb.com Where am I? http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?N4XI Bike Racing Images: http://n4xi.smugmug.com/ Live Strong - Lance Armstrong Foundation: http://www.laf.org/
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