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    LoPy and MAX6675 SPI Thermocouple

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      alessio_ultrafab
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      Hello everyone,

      i'm trying to read data from a MAX6675 SPI Thermocouple adapter.

      Connecting the MAX6675 pins to the LoPY (SCK->PIN10,SO->P12,CS not connected) i always read a value of 0.

      I've tried to change the various parameters (phase, baudrate, polarity) but i've not obtained any significant result.

      Any one can give me some address?

      Thanks!
      Alessio

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        robert-hh @alessio_ultrafab
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        @alessio_ultrafab At least you have to pull CS low to activate the device.

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          alessio_ultrafab @robert-hh
          last edited by

          Thank you @robert-hh

          I set the Pin 8 low and connect the CS, then the read is correct now.

          Thanks,
          Alessio

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            livius @alessio_ultrafab
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            @alessio_ultrafab
            May i ask which Thermocouple do you use - just curious..

            think about people first, then computers

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              alessio_ultrafab @livius
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              Hello @livius,

              it's the one provided with the standard MAX6675 kit found on eBay/Amazon.

              It's declared as a Type K, but i'm not 100% sure. Anyway the measurement is quite accurate, at least for the range i use it (about 10°-40°).

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                livius @alessio_ultrafab
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                @alessio_ultrafab said in LoPy and MAX6675 SPI Thermocouple:

                it's the one provided with the standard MAX6675 kit found on eBay/Amazon.

                Thank you, i asked because sometimes i see some interested real word case
                and someone use some sensor because it is better then other in some conditions and he/she can say why

                think about people first, then computers

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                  pyrosales
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                  It is hard to determine the quality of thermocouples purchased via Ebay/Amazon. It may be a great sensor, however if you need something of quality and accuracy – or even just general information, just go to [www.pyrosales.com.au](link url)

                  CEO John S

                  For more information, visit -> https://www.pyrosales.com.au

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