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1-wire parasitic mode - Bobby - 24.07.2017 Hi. Do logicmachine support parasite mode? Do i need a resistor for this? Bobby RE: 1-wire parasitic mode - admin - 24.07.2017 It is supported, no external resistor is required. Still, it is strongly recommended to use additional +5V supply, otherwise readings may fail due with larger cable lengths and/or a larger number of 1-Wire slaves. RE: 1-wire parasitic mode - Bobby - 24.07.2017 (24.07.2017, 08:49)admin Wrote: It is supported, no external resistor is required. Still, it is strongly recommended to use additional +5V supply, otherwise readings may fail due with larger cable lengths and/or a larger number of 1-Wire slaves. Hi! Ok, my tought was to use the 2 extra wires in the KNX cable. tried it With GND and DQ, but did only get devices into lm, but no data. RE: 1-wire parasitic mode - Bobby - 24.07.2017 (24.07.2017, 09:00)Bobby Wrote:(24.07.2017, 08:49)admin Wrote: It is supported, no external resistor is required. Still, it is strongly recommended to use additional +5V supply, otherwise readings may fail due with larger cable lengths and/or a larger number of 1-Wire slaves. is it maybe possible to use the earth screen for GND, and use the 2 extras for +V and DQ? any other suggestions? if not i have to rewire the house.... RE: 1-wire parasitic mode - admin - 24.07.2017 You can try, but first measure the resistance of the shield between LM and slave devices. The lower the better. RE: 1-wire parasitic mode - zoltan - 27.07.2017 Keep in mind that the screen is there to keep things out! If you connect it to GND it will eventually provide enough energy to destroy something. |