Re: 1-wire to USB converter that can use 1820s directly

["B Fuhrmann" <b-fuhrmann-usenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>> Here's a third, choice that solves the multiple string problem.
>> This assembled board is available for ~$55 via PayPal from Dr. Peter
>> Anderson
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>> http://www.phanderson.com/iom135.html
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>> I have one and can recommend.
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> Trouble is that it isnt USB.
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>> It is designed to read and control *eight* strings ("runs") of 1-wire
>> temperature,
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> And it must be possible to do a USB/1-wire converter that operates the
> same way.

Or just add a usb -> serial converter to it.  Dr  Anderson has a lot of
interesting boards but they are designed to be simple to interface to so
that they can be used as teaching tools.  A lot more computers and
controllers will run a serial interface than USB.

>> dual 32-bit counters and  quad-input 12-bit analog input devices.
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