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1wire – missing unique IDs (28-xxxxxxxxxxxx)

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  • tiberiusT Offline
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    I’ve testet the sketch “DallasTemperatureSensor.ino”. Only info I can see is temperature of each DS18B20. But I can’t see from which DS18B20 this temperature is. One importend thing of 1wire are the unique IDs. Only with these IDs I know from which senser the temperature is.
    Is it possible to include these IDs?

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      You can send them using V_ID.

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      • H hek

        You can send them using V_ID.

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        @hek
        thanks for your quick answer.
        I understand: sending with V_ID. But how to get the ID? I've no idea.
        Do you have an example for me because I'm very new to mysensors.

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          It's really up to the controller to pick up the id-value and show it for the temp-sensor. Not sure if all of them do that...

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            Take a look in File->Sketchbook->libraries->DallasTemperature->Multiple in the Arduino IDE. There is some code to fetch the addresses.

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            • mfalkviddM mfalkvidd

              Take a look in File->Sketchbook->libraries->DallasTemperature->Multiple in the Arduino IDE. There is some code to fetch the addresses.

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              @mfalkvidd
              thats very interesting. I thought I can use only examples from MySensors-lib.
              Am I right: I use a body of a MySensors example and transform the DallasTemperature->Multiple in this body?

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                Yes, that's correct.

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                  thank you all.
                  I'll try to create a working sketch.

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