Difference between revisions of "1-Wire Hub v2"
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| − | + | Therefore the layout was adjusted like this: | |
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| + | (View from top, printed circuits and soldering on the bottom) | ||
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| + | The '''cyan''', '''red''' and '''black''' thick dots are the soldering points for the upstream '''Data''', '''+5V''' and '''GND''' wires. | ||
Furthermore I use a USB to 1-Wire adapter like this. | Furthermore I use a USB to 1-Wire adapter like this. | ||
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| + | It is from [http://www.denkovi.com/ Denkovi Assembly Electronics ltd.] from Bulgaria ([http://stores.ebay.com/DAEStore/_i.html?_nkw=1-Wire&submit=Search Store on eBay]) which make good parts for 1-Wire networks which are worth the money. ([[Media:DenkoviUSBtoOneWireInterfaceModule.pdf|User manual]]) | ||
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| − | Some more pictures | + | Some more pictures... |
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Latest revision as of 22:08, 19 November 2014
Here comes the Version 2 of my 1-Wire Hub.
The basics are the same as in Version 1, see there for wiring concept.
For this one I use a case for a cap rail like the following with 12 connectors on each side.
Therefore the layout was adjusted like this:
(View from top, printed circuits and soldering on the bottom)
The cyan, red and black thick dots are the soldering points for the upstream Data, +5V and GND wires.
Furthermore I use a USB to 1-Wire adapter like this.
It is from Denkovi Assembly Electronics ltd. from Bulgaria (Store on eBay) which make good parts for 1-Wire networks which are worth the money. (User manual)
Some more pictures...
Conductor plate top with correct size and connectors
Conductor plate bottom view with path breaks (made with a 6mm drill)
Wiring
Mount plate for USB adapter
Mounted USB adapter
Mounted in cubicle with 2 sensors connected.
(All not used D+ & D- are bridged here!)
Finished :-)
