I had working code for several DS18B20 sensors connected on one bus. However, once number of devices increased to 11 I started to get no readings from several sensors. Tried all sensors individually, all work fine, but once all 11 were connected, I got same issue. So I thought to try to split sensor...
Not sure how to post picture on this forum, tried with [img] and url from Google Photos, but picture does not show. After following graph for a day I see that lines are not always parallel. Need more testing...
I did find some suggestions to reduce pull up resistor value when sensor is connected to 3.3V, not 5V. Suggestion was to use 2,7 KOhm instead of 4.7 Ohm. Haven't tested yet, but then again, this parallel graphs indicates there is offset issue most likely, how you pointed out. Ordered some from trust...
great to find someone with similar use of devices and micropython. Is your pH meter and EC/PPM meter integrated into HA as well? If yes, what devices do you use?
Thx for quick response. Does that mean that you calculated individual offset per sensor and used simple procedure , like : 1. Reading temp 2. adding offset (can be positive or negative) 3. Using result temp? Besides constant offset, did you see any other malfunctions? I intend to use it in greenhous...
I have 5 DS18B20 temperature sensors connected via one wire non parasite to ESP32 running micropython. I do get readings that I post to influxdb and monitor over time. I noticed that all 5 sensors are reacting to temperature (increasing, decreasing), but seem to give me different readings. So graph ...
I am using ESP32 with micropython code to read sensors data (mainly DHT22 and DS18B20 for temp and humidity). Both sensors that I mentioned use pull up resistor between data and VCC pins. Let say I want to connect 10 sensors (combo of above) to one ESP32. Can I use same VCC pin and 10 pull up resist...
Can I power ESP32 via that 5V pin instead of using 3.7V power connector socket? This would be simpler solution in my project if it is possible. As I am already using down converter from 12V down to 3.7 to feed ESP32. So instead of adding boost converted in order to get 5V, I could instead adjust 12V...
I have powered Wemos Lolin 32 ESP32 board via power supply (not USB) with 3,3V. I understand USB power input would be 5V, but on power input (which is separate connector) I need to supply 3,3V. Here is my board: https://wiki.wemos.cc/products:lolin32:lolin32 Question, is it possible to use 5V connec...