Is this possible ?
I want to use a DS1307 RTC (I2C) with a DS1820 thermometer and a DS2433 EEPROM (both 1-wire) for a simple data logger.
H/W is not my area of expertise so I am looking for some guidance.
I am confused by conflicting descriptions of the I/F. I have located code examples for each device they just don't look like they can hang together.
Any advice gratefully received.
Chewie
they just don't look like they can hang together.
What makes you say that?
I would have thought you can run them both. There is nothing fundamentally mutually exclusive about the two protocols.
They will work together. I'm working on a home monitoring system that's connected to I2C (RTC & EEPROM), 1-Wire (Temp and A/D) and SPI (DOGM GLCD Display). I have the system working right now with a single 1-wire device, logging to the EEPROM and graphing to the GLCD.
The best approach I found is work on it as spate pieces. 1st get the 1-wire part working (this seems to be the most difficult one of the 3). Once you have that working, then add in the I2C then SPI. As I add each piece, I debug with info out the serial port to make sure everything is still working.
OK, I'll give it a try. Maybe I am put off by the different coding styles.
Thanks
check Data-Logger Shield for Arduino works like a charm for me, has RTC (I2C) and SDCARD (SPI) I used it for multiple DS18B20's and some IRQ based counter's and log them on SD-card so I could read the data on my PC
As stated above I used DS18b20's temp sensors that's 1 wire