Wire.requestFrom(address, quantity, stop)Īddress: the 7-bit address of the device to request bytes from Used by the master to request bytes from a slave device.

There are no address only you can select scl gpio, sda gpio and frequency This should normally be called only once.Īddress: the 7-bit slave address (optional) if not specified, join the bus as a master. Tc_100 = (6 * TReading) + TReading / 4 // Scale by the sensitivity (0.Initiate the Wire library and join the I2C bus as a master or slave. TReading = (TReading ^ 0xffff) + 1 // 2's comp If (SignBit) // If the MSB is negative, take the Two's Compliment to make the reading negative SignBit = TReading & 0x8000 // Mask out all but the MSB TReading = (OneWireData << + OneWireData OneWireData = ds.read() // Read the 9 bytes into data Int Fract, Whole, Tc_100, SignBit, TReading ĭs.reset() // Reset the OneWire bus in preparation for communicationĭs.skip() // Skip addressing, since there is only one sensorĭs.write(0x44) // Send 44, the conversion commandĭelay(1000) // Wait for the conversion to completeĭs.write(0xBE) // Send the 'Read Scratchpad' command Hard coding for now, because I can't declare this in a case.īyte OneWireData // Defining stuff for the added OneWire function because I'm getting irritated with trying to make this fit into a case or function. OneWire ds(2) // Create a OneWire Object 'ds' on pin 2. So, at the bottom I defined the function: I choose to wrap the OneWire code as a function to make the case structure a bit cleaner. Then I modified LabVIEWInterface.pde with the following:Īnd then at the end of the case structure: To start, I modified LVIFA_Base.pde and added this after #include : In my case, since I only planned to read the temperature once on command and not try to address a bunch of sensors at once, I created a static function that handled all the OneWire communication. vi to return the data from the device to LabVIEW. since I knew which type of sensor I had.) The second is to create or modify a. The first is to modify the firmware to include the code (in this case, I used the example OneWire code from here but I modified it to remove the check for sensor typed, etc. So, in order to add support for new code, there's two things you have to do.

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