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Hi, it may be a stupid question, but I'm not too deep into Labview yet. I want to read out values from a battery via a DS28E17 and display them. Now my question is how to do this with TMEX. My current setup is as follows. I can output the ROM number without any problems. But not the voltage from the battery or the DS28E17 does not pass on my commands to the battery.

Has anyone found the solution to @gyc problem? I have a similar problem. I modified the config file as follows: [1-Wire] PortType=DS9490R PortType possible values=DS9097E, DS1410E, DS9097U or DS9480, DS9490R or DS9490B PortNumber=1 EnhancedOptions=Not use EnhancedOptions possible values=Not use, SESSION_INFINITE, SESSION_RSRC_RELEASE, SESSION_NO_FORCE_REG_SPD At the end, I would like to be able to read the volts from a sample via a DS28E17. Is this even possible with this?

The structure should be as follows: - PC talks via the DS9490R or RS232 to the DS28E17 - the latter transmits the 1-wire commands to the DS28E17 - The DS28E17 converts the commands into I2C and sends them to my test object - which in turn sends back the volts to be measured - the DS28E17 stores this in its internal memory - The memory with the value is read out via PC and adapter

I have an LDO for 3v3. The setup also works so far that I can read out the ROM, with the device-specific command 33h and directly via TMAX.

It should be a test of the DS28E17 and should be a 1-wire to I2C because I have no space on the board for I2C. I would like to be able to read out the whole thing via the PC, therefore RS232 or the DS9490R

hi, I am fairly new to LabView and need help. I have a problem. I would like to communicate with the DS28E17 via 1-Wire, which converts the communication to I2C. Among other things, I would like to read out the voltage.I have tried it both via the DS9490R and via RS232. The TMEX library looks promising, but I can't find a datasheet for this either. In addition, I'm using LabView 2009, which doesn't make it much easier. I don't really have a first setup. Perhaps one of you has already dealt with this and could help me