Dotcore Posted May 7 Report Share Posted May 7 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 Quote Link to comment
infinitenothing Posted May 7 Report Share Posted May 7 You want to read out what voltage? How does RS232 fit into any of this? Why not go directly to I2C, which should be a more common interface? Quote Link to comment
Dotcore Posted May 8 Author Report Share Posted May 8 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 Quote Link to comment
Gribo Posted May 9 Report Share Posted May 9 RS232 has relatively high signal levels (+-9V) that would fry the DS28E17. You want a 1-Wire capable MCU or a USB adapter. It can be done with an Arduino. Quote Link to comment
Dotcore Posted May 13 Author Report Share Posted May 13 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. Quote Link to comment
Dotcore Posted May 13 Author Report Share Posted May 13 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 Quote Link to comment
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