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oak:tutorials:onewiretemp [2016/03/23 10:07]
exeng [Initialization and Setup()]
oak:tutorials:onewiretemp [2016/03/26 08:49]
exeng [THIS TUTORIAL HAS NOT YET BEEN REVIEWED, PLEASE DO NOT USE UNTIL IT HAS]
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 ====== Oak: Temperature Sensing and the 1-Wire Bus Lesson ====== ====== Oak: Temperature Sensing and the 1-Wire Bus Lesson ======
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 The OakLEDpin, pin 1 is used to provide a visual output when temperature is being read. The OakLEDpin, pin 1 is used to provide a visual output when temperature is being read.
  
-sleepTimeS specifies the delay in seconds between readings. We don't actually sleep but rather simply delay a specified amount of time in seconds before that next temperature update. It's important to keep this relatively course as we don'​t ​wont to flood Particle.io with constant updates to the log. For slow changing inputs, 30 seconds to 1 minute is about right but you can easily change this to suit your own needs.+sleepTimeS specifies the delay in seconds between readings. We don't actually sleep but rather simply delay a specified amount of time in seconds before that next temperature update. It's important to keep this relatively course as we don'​t ​want to flood Particle.io with constant updates to the log. For slow changing inputs, 30 seconds to 1 minute is about right but you can easily change this to suit your own needs.
  
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oak/tutorials/onewiretemp.txt · Last modified: 2016/03/26 17:17 by bjh