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Re: Temperature logging in Homeseer
- To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: Temperature logging in Homeseer
- From: "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2002 14:25:08 +0000
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Steve, Hi.
I'd probably be interested in looking at that. I have the same board, and I
use it with Homeseer, but I just used a script to read the serial port and
put the results in 4 virtual devices as a periodic event (every 10 mins
IIRC). Works perfectly, and even reports missing/faulty DS1820's on each of
the 4 individual channels, and flags up if there's no response from the
board, but I'd still be interested to look at another way of doing it...
BTW, could you mail it to me direct rather than (or as well as) putting it
in the files area, - me & Yahoo are not on the best of terms!
Cheers.
Paul G.
>>
>Thought I would share my latest bit of HA success with the Group.
>
>I purchased the Computer temperature logger from Quaser (kit no 3145),
this
>arrived yesterday. This acts as a bridge between up to 4 DS18S20's and
the
>serial port. I have written a small ActiveX DLL that lets me query the
>current temperatures from within HomeSeer and update the results to
some
>virtual zones.
>
>All you do is create the object in a script call the Get_Data function,
>this takes about 3 secs, then just query the object for each
temperature.
>
>If anyone is interest in the ActiveX DLL give me a shout and I'll post
it
>up in the files area.
>
>S
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