| ??? 12/05/02 20:57 Read: times |
#33860 - RE: Dallas single wire eeprom,again |
Was that one of those people who posted a vague, ill-defined question and then ignored all requests for clarification?
It's not actually that difficult: the master starts everything by pulling the line low; the state of the line after that initial low period (~5us, I think) is the value of the bit being read/written. If you have a storage scope, debugging is a doddle as there's no timing restrictions between the bits - so you can stop your code & examine the previous pulse for as long as you like! The example code from App Note 126 works straight out of the tin: http://pdfserv.maxim-ic.com/arpdf/AppNotes/app126.pdf be sure you have the PDF version - there's an out-of-date HTML version on the CD. |
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