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Enhanced Dallas Temperature example with permanent sensor index

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    LeoDesigner
    wrote on last edited by LeoDesigner
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    Hi everyone,
    I have made some improvements to the Dallas Temperature Sensors example.

    • made for non blocking main loop (useful for repeater and busy nodes)
      block time max 15ms for sensor read procedure
    • it will remember a sensor index in EEPROM (2 bytes per sensor)
      in case if you need to replace or add a new sensor to the 1Wire bus - all other sensors will keep own sensor index

    You are welcome to use it:
    https://github.com/leodesigner/mysensors-arduino/tree/master/DallasTemperatureSensor_Recall

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      Thanks a lot !
      You make my day !

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        Thanks a lot !
        You make my day !

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        @redvoodoochild
        You welcome, I hope it will be useful for you too.

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