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Give better wiring instructions for 1-wire devices. #2258
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The provided diagram is wrong (10k resistor is in series with the data line, leading to unreliable operation). I believe it was intended as a pullup (as recommended by the datasheet) However, since the pi IO pins are not 5v tolerant, to do that we need to pull up to 3.3v. To avoid confusion, we also power the sensor from 3.3v (the datasheet allows this).
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Good catch, but please delete the wrong schema image then.
Note: I took the liberty to move forward this documentation PR by adjusting the graphic and the source file. |
@Hello1024 you will have to accept the agrement, so that we can merge your PR with my adjustments once the pipelines will be green. |
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The drawing is still wrong. The resistor should be a pullup, but currently it is in-line with the data line. |
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[Triage] @Hello1024: This would be ready to merge, but you need to agree to the license terms. Check the post from the dotnet-policy-service bot above. |
[Triage] @Hello1024 please accept the licence agreement so we can merge! Thanks a lot! |
@dotnet-policy-service agree |
@Hello1024 Thanks. Merged now. |
The provided diagram is wrong (10k resistor is in series with the data line, leading to the device not working). I believe it was intended as a pullup (as recommended by the datasheet)
However, since the pi IO pins are not 5v tolerant, to do that we need to pull up to 3.3v.
To avoid confusion, we also power the sensor from 3.3v (the datasheet allows this).
This removes the incorrect wiring diagram.
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