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Fibaro FGBS321 connected to DS18B20 as a Thermometer
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Hi, I'm trying to use the fibaro FGBS321
connected to DS18B20 as a Thermometer, but my zipato can't get temperature
informations. The Zipabox corretely include the fibaro sensor, but doesn't keep
temperature information, could somebody tell me where I'm doing wrong?
Tanks!
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is
a - Temp sensor not recognized (Devicemanager - Fibaro Universal - no Tempsensor)
or
b - no Temperatur reported
if a:
all Temp-sensors must be attached before including
Try remove device, reset device with all sensors attached, include device
be carefull of max distance to sensors
if b:
Sometimes problems if DS18B20 sensor disconnect and reconnect after including.
try resetting the fgbs
after correct recognizing the tempsensor (see obove) it should directly report a temperature if not, the FGBS321 is defect :-(
is
a - Temp sensor not recognized (Devicemanager - Fibaro Universal - no Tempsensor)
or
b - no Temperatur reported
if a:
all Temp-sensors must be attached before including
Try remove device, reset device with all sensors attached, include device
be carefull of max distance to sensors
if b:
Sometimes problems if DS18B20 sensor disconnect and reconnect after including.
try resetting the fgbs
after correct recognizing the tempsensor (see obove) it should directly report a temperature if not, the FGBS321 is defect :-(
Thank's,
I will try and let you know.
Thank's,
I will try and let you know.
I connected a DS18B20 in the same way and inclusion works just fine.
My problem is that the reading makes no sense.
In room temperature (20 C) the Zipato box presents a reading of 140 C.
in hot tea (80 C) the reading is 300 C.
it seems a wrong part of the scratchpad is read out.
how come?
I connected a DS18B20 in the same way and inclusion works just fine.
My problem is that the reading makes no sense.
In room temperature (20 C) the Zipato box presents a reading of 140 C.
in hot tea (80 C) the reading is 300 C.
it seems a wrong part of the scratchpad is read out.
how come?
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