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Ibutton to ASYNC serial

I am looking for a Ibutton to Async serial interface chip.

I could do it myself, but time is not on my side.

If anyone knows of such a chip, please forward info.

Thanks

donald

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Donald
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Can you use one of the serial iButton adapters??

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If not, maybe it'd be easier to do the 1-wire interface "by hand" than to find a chip to connect to your system's serial port? Just a thought.

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Patrick Klos

You can read an iButton with a standard UART - see the Dallas App Note.

Bill Softools

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Bill A.

I guess I should be more clear.

My embedded system needs a way to read some calibration variables.

I would like to use the DS1992 and I have an async port available.

So, pc based solutions are out of the question.

I guess I know what I'll be doing this long weekend.

Thanks

donald

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Donald

DS2480B is the current solution for this from Maxim. They'll send you couple of samples just for asking.

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Clifford Heath

I guess you should. See below.

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CBFalconer

Looks interesting. I'll take a closer look.

Thanks

donald

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Donald

I didn't suggest a pc based solution. Your embedded system has a uart so you can read the one-wire device with it. If you say pc based because the app note is pc based, think outside of the box (pc) - it works for an embedded system just as well. I've seen it implemented on both platforms.

Bill A. Softools

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Bill A.

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