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Arduino Pro Mini & DS18B20

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    martim
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    Hi,

    I tried for 2 days now to build this project https://www.mysensors.org/build/temp. Unfortunatly I am not able to get this temperature read out with a Arduino Pro Mini. When I use a Nano it works. !?!

    What could be wrong here? I tried 2 different Arduino Pro Mini boards but both don't work.

    What could be different between the Arduino Pro Mini and Nano?

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      Do have the famous 4k7 Ohm resistor from VCC to data pin? DS18B20 min voltage is 3.0V and regardless if you use a 5V or 3,3V Arduino voltage it should work.
      Maybe if you use read too quick it can't get enough voltage/power to the DS18B20 in parasite power mode

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        martim
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        Yes, I have the 4k7 resister from VCC to data pin. The voltage is 3.3.

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          when compiling in Arduino IDEdo you remember to select correct Arduino board, Pro Mini and choose 3.3v 8MHz.
          Tools->Board->"Arduino Pro or Pro Mini"
          Tools->Board->Processor->3,3V 8MHz
          Maybe if you forget this you will compile with wrong oscillator frequency and get wrong timings to your communication to DS18B20

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            when compiling in Arduino IDEdo you remember to select correct Arduino board, Pro Mini and choose 3.3v 8MHz.
            Tools->Board->"Arduino Pro or Pro Mini"
            Tools->Board->Processor->3,3V 8MHz
            Maybe if you forget this you will compile with wrong oscillator frequency and get wrong timings to your communication to DS18B20

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            @bjacobse

            Thanks!! Yes this was the trick! Wrong Speed!

            Happy New Year!!

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              @bjacobse

              Thanks!! Yes this was the trick! Wrong Speed!

              Happy New Year!!

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              @martim
              Good that you replied what made the trick for you, so other can read what to check :-)
              Godt Nytår

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                @martim
                Good that you replied what made the trick for you, so other can read what to check :-)
                Godt Nytår

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                sola
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                @bjacobse
                Couldn't agree more.
                This might just be the problem I face.

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