@reitinge

Již jsem problém vyřešil, problém byl v tom, že jsem napájel pouze Raspberry přes micro-usb, nikoliv Monarco HAT.

Vše funguje tak, jak má.

@fabio
add poznámka: Je to vidět z výše zmíněného obrázku. Jakmile mezi DOUT a GND připojíte odpor a DOUT bude mít hodnotu OFF, vznikne napěťový dělič. Podle připojeného odporu dopočtete napětí, které bude mezi DOUT a GND. Nicméně procházející proud bude stále pravděpodobně nedostatečný. DOUT je prostě dělaný tak, aby se spínal s externím napětím.

Buď si za 12V předřaďte odpor tak, aby Vám vycházelo požadované napětí (5V) , nebo použijte externí zdroj 5V nebo sežeňte 12V ventilátor. Výpočty a konečnou volbu nechám na Vás.

S pozdravem,
Reitinger

@cechurat said in Use of the 'MTM__SlaveStation_Connected' signal.:

Status shows time to next reconnect in ms

We added corresponding models to our detection algorithm. It will be included in the next version 2.50.11. Thank you for the report.

@cechurat ... this would mean that if I add a task in the future the timing might not be correct anymore.
Would it not be better that this can be configured with timing (e.g. seconds, minutes, days,.....) instead of a certain amount of samples?

@apollo Hi Kris,

I have few questions:

What is timing of your project? (tasks and MbDrv)

Can you record and share a log with settings from the following post?
https://forum.rexygen.com/post/790
(from the log you will also get an idea how the MbDrv sequencing works which might help you to improve the settings)

Let me answer your question about registers order: Yes, it would make sense to mix the slaves. The order matter with respect to the same "Period" settings. (MbDrv works as a priority queue)

Thanks for cooperation.

Cheers,
Tomas

@cechurat
No problem, Node-Red is always good for a (temporary) work around.

@ondrej_severa Thanks, solution 1 is working fine. With solution 2 I have problems with the permission to write to this location.

@reitinge
Thank you
Jan

@cechurat Hi Tomas,

Thank you, looks good. I will give that a try.

Cheers

Mike

@mtomek
Dear Michal,

to the Question 1: In general, multiple VIN blocks can be used to read quality from multiple sources. Unfortunately, it probably won't work in your case, because all the data comes from one source (REXduino block).

to the Question 2: In REXduino, it is currently not possible to ensure that a 1-wire sensor will always get the same address if there are more sensors. We recommend using Monarco HAT or a 1-Wire hub instead of Arduino.

Using another hardware (with the Raspberry Pi) should also help solve the first problem. In the Raspberry Pi, it would then be possible to fix the addresses of the individual 1-wire sensors using this manual.

Best regards,
Jan