I have tried checking with an oscilloscope on the analogue pins when the sensor is plugged in and I don't seem to get anything as I normally would.
The hardware i2c channel works just fine on the mega, its the soft ones I am trying to use that don't seem to work
#include <Wire.h>
#include <Ports.h>
#include <PortsSHT21.h>
#include <SHT2x.h>
//Define soft i2c channels for 3 sensors
SHT21 hsensor2 (2); // pins A1 and D5 - Sensor 2
SHT21 hsensor3 (3); // pins A2 and D6 - Sensor 3
SHT21 hsensor4 (4); // pins A3 and D7 - Sensor 4
//define variables for temp data
float h, t;
void setup()
{
Wire.begin();
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop()
{
// Get data from first sensor hard I2C channel
float hum1 = (SHT2x.GetHumidity());
float temp1 = (SHT2x.GetTemperature());
Serial.println("temp1");
Serial.println(temp1);
// Get data from second sensor soft I2C
hsensor2.measure(SHT21::HUMI);
hsensor2.measure(SHT21::TEMP);
hsensor2.calculate(h, t);
float hum2 = (h);
float temp2 = (t);
Serial.println("temp2");
Serial.println(temp2);
// Get data from third sensor soft I2C
hsensor3.measure(SHT21::HUMI);
hsensor3.measure(SHT21::TEMP);
hsensor3.calculate(h, t);
float hum3 = (h);
float temp3 = (t);
Serial.println("temp3");
Serial.println(temp3);
// Get data from fourth sensor soft I2C
hsensor4.measure(SHT21::HUMI);
hsensor4.measure(SHT21::TEMP);
hsensor4.calculate(h, t);
float hum4 = (h);
float temp4 = (t);
Serial.println("temp4");
Serial.println(temp4);
Serial.println("");
Serial.println("");
delay(500);
}
Best Answer
Just for completeness, I believe Jonny Flowers has found the solution himself: http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php?topic=99832.0
He's also put his code online: https://github.com/mrjonny2/PortsSHT21
His solution is to edit the Ports.h file's
to