[wxsig] Ds1994, how to connect?
pedrolo2 at pedrolo.com pedrolo2 at pedrolo.comFri May 21 15:59:07 UTC 2010
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Thanks John, No it does not have solder tabs. I soldered wires on the temp sensor side, the i -button side are clamped with a plastic tweezers. I will try to put more pressure on tweezers, just to discard bad contact. Regards. Pedro John Koster <w9ddd at tapr.org> ha escrito: > I've not looked at the spec. sheet for this particular device. Does it > have solder tabs? The iDisc products I've used had stainless steel cases > and won't take solder well. Is it possible you don't have a good > connection. > > On Fri, 21 May 2010 pedrolo2 at pedrolo.com wrote: > >> I will update software. >> >> I followed this procedure to test wiring: >> >> I got my temp sensor working. I soldered the ibutton wires. (data from >> ibutton to data from temp sensor, and ground from ibutton to ground >> from temp sensor). >> >> Wiring is good, as far as t238 can read the temp value. >> >> I am not using any kind of reader for ibutton, just the wiring, data >> to data and ground to ground. >> >> ibutton reader does have any electronics? or it is just a mechanical holder? >> >> ds1994 is supposed to be a self-power device, so no other power suply >> it's necessary. >> >> On programming the 1994, I used a Java software downloaded from >> maxim's web site. Could be any parameters, i should ad to programming >> procedure? >> >> Thanks in advance for your time. >> >> Best regards. >> >> EA5BFT >> Pedrolo >> >> >> >> William Beals <will at beals5.com> ha escrito: >> >> > Pedrolo: >> > >> > SW Rev 1.15.4 is pretty old, it was the initial release to get the T238+ >> > out, I would recommend 1.16.1 which is the latest. Lot of bugs have been >> > fixed since then. I am pretty confident your issue isn't related >> to the SW >> > rev, but you will avoid a lot of other issues that got fixed with >> the later >> > revisions. >> > >> > If you get no message regarding the DS1994 on power up and you know it is >> > good, that pretty much leaves the wiring, is there any way you can >> > independently verify that the wires to the ibutton reader are not >> reversed? >> > >> > will >> > >> > -----Original Message----- >> > From: pedrolo2 at pedrolo.com [mailto:pedrolo2 at pedrolo.com] >> > Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 3:55 PM >> > To: William Beals >> > Subject: Re: [wxsig] Ds1994, how to connect? >> > >> > Thanks Will, >> > >> > I conected it, and after swith it on, when t238 starts, say will and >> > russ... in memory of Dr. Morgan... and shows temp reading. No other >> > message comes out. >> > >> > Wiring and connector has been discarded, I soldered the wires to the >> > temp sensor, because temp sensor is working properly. >> > >> > 1994 is working on the pc, yesterday i programmed it. Today I have >> > checked it and computer says it is less 1 second from pc clock, so I >> > consider it is properly programmed. >> > >> > Just a note, sw is 1.15.4R, could this affect?, should i upgrade >> sw version? >> > >> > Note #2, ibutton is marked as LC1 DS1994L+F5, maybe it is another family? >> > >> > any idea? any test? >> > >> > >> > William Beals <will at beals5.com> ha escrito: >> > >> >> Pedrolo: >> >> >> >> From your description, it sounds like you are doing everything correctly. >> >> The T238 software looks for the DS1994's family ID on power up and if it >> >> finds it, reads the time and sets its local clock to that time. >> If it does >> >> find it, it displays a message on the screen saying it found a DS1994. >> > The >> >> only thing you didn't explicitly say was that you powered up the >> T238 with >> >> the DS1994 installed. Just plugging it into a T238 that is already >> > running >> >> isn't going to work. If, even after cycling power, you don't see the >> > DS1994 >> >> message, all that is left is some kind of wiring issue and there are only >> >> two wires on a 1-wire device (yes, I know, that doesn't make sense to me >> >> either). One thing to check is that whatever RJ11 connections you have, >> >> have not swapped ground and the 1-wire signal. >> >> >> >> I hope it is something simple! Let us know. >> >> >> >> will >> >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> >> From: wxsig-bounces at tapr.org [mailto:wxsig-bounces at tapr.org] On Behalf Of >> >> pedrolo2 at pedrolo.com >> >> Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 3:31 PM >> >> To: wxsig at tapr.org >> >> Subject: [wxsig] Ds1994, how to connect? >> >> >> >> Hi to all: >> >> >> >> Recently I have adquired an ds1994 part from a canadian suplier. >> >> >> >> I have programmed it from my PC, and shows the current date, so it >> >> should work properly, but when i attach it to the 238+, and power it >> >> on, nothing happens, I go to "status" menu, and the date and time >> >> values keep on old values. >> >> >> >> I just connect center pin (inside one) of ds1994 to the data cable on >> >> 1wire bus, and the external to ground. >> >> >> >> Am I missing anything? >> >> >> >> Am I doing something wrong? >> >> >> >> Does the ds1994, need anything else to be interfaced to the 1-wire? >> >> >> >> Thanks in advance. >> >> Best Regards. >> >> >> >> EA5BFT. >> >> Pedrolo. >> >> >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> >> wxsig mailing list >> >> wxsig at tapr.org >> >> https://www.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wxsig >> >> >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> >> wxsig mailing list >> >> wxsig at tapr.org >> >> https://www.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wxsig >> >> >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> wxsig mailing list >> wxsig at tapr.org >> https://www.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wxsig >> > > -- > 73, > John, W9DDD > >
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