Chuck Hast wrote:
> On 7/6/07, Chris Mathey <slug@mathey.org> wrote:
>> Chuck Hast wrote:
>> > I need to be able to capture temps from between 4 and 10 devices. I
>> was
>> > looking at the one wire solution, I need to get the data onto a web
>> page so
>> > the interested party can go in and look at the temps of his
>> freezers. Any
>> > local recommendations? There are one wire drivers for Linux, I just
>> need to
>> > come up with a nice solution that can be looked at with a browser.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> rrdtool.
>> http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/
>>
>> I used to use it with MRTG.
>>
> Thanks to both of you. I just ordered samples of the DS18s20 OneWire (tm)
> devices to use. I am going to try it with rrdtool. I also found the
> following on
> the web:
> http://www.digitemp.com/
> Somehow when I was looking the other day I missed that one.
>
I used a DS18s20 OneWire (tm) device before (with the 3-pin package
soldered directly onto an RJ-11 cable coming out of a DB-9 connector).
It worked (under Linux) exactly as it was supposed to. I didn't try it
with more than one temperature sensor in a chain, but I would expect
that to work too.
--ronan
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