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    Which library work with DS18B20 water proof temperature sensor?

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    • pierrot10P Offline
      pierrot10
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      Re: DS18B20 temperature sensor

      Hello. I need to use a DS18B20 sensor with a Lopy4 on a Expanson board V2.
      I read the linked post, but I would like to make sure I understood about the libary to use.

      Two name of library was mentionned
      onewire.py
      and ds18x20.py (but the link is broken)

      I finally believed that only onewire.py make the job for a DS18B20 sensors (waterproof soil temperature).

      Some of you could give more precise information and idealy exemple?

      Thank a lot and have a nice day.
      Cheers

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        robert-hh @pierrot10
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        @pierrot10 The pycom documentation is your friend. A search for DS18B20 reveals: https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/tutorials/all/owd.html

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          pierrot10 @robert-hh
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          @robert-hh Oh! thank, I missed it. Great I am happy to try it, this evening! Thank a lot!

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