Hello guys!
Last time i am trying to recieve data from oregon scientific sensor. When reciever getting data, voltage on data pin increases to about 1.7 V. So reciever take for signal when voltage is about to 3.3 V. All that lower it reciever take for noise. All in all, i don't know how just get data from my oregon scientific sensor. Please, help me understand it.
Cheers, arduino newbie.
What type of Oregon Sensor?
The data format varies depending on the Sensor type.
This article http://wmrx00.sourceforge.net/Arduino/OregonScientific-RF-Protocols.pdf
covers most of the detail in the Oregon protocols.
For now I can't get hex data from thgn132n sensor. Not decrypt, receive.
That Sensor uses Oregon V2 protocol which uses normal manchester encoding.
You will need to read the Oregon sensor protocol article to write a decoding algorithm for the
V2 protocol.
I don't know that this sensor uses Oregon v2 protocol.
I need to receive rc signal from sensor using rc receiver that connected to my arduino. I just need few lines of code that get encrypted data. And later I'll write decrypt algorithm.
The receiver must be able to receive 433 MHz. What do you have?
Oregon sensor data is not encrypted, but it cant be decoded with just a few lines of code.
The protocol format determines the timing that the Sensor uses for its manchester encoder.
The sensor outputs data in blocks , which contain the data , but you must know the format of the data blocks
and what each block contains.
Your receiving programme will have to search for a sync word , then accumulate the data blocks .
Its not a 5 minute exercise.