I'm developing a temperature monitoring system and trying to model it in Proteus 8.1 SP1.
When I try to execute rom search for multiple DS18B20 it give back just 1 ID, but if I add one DS1822 I can see two Ids so I assumed that proteus has just a fixed ID for 1-wire devices.
Is it true?
Is there any workarounds of this problem?
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Panelisation (which it what you're trying to do) isn't possible in the printer output. However, Ares does have a panelisation mode, and if you use that to create your multiple copies the printer mode will output them all just fine.
It is a bit of a roundabout way of doing things (intended for manufacture rather than printing, one presumes), but this it how you do it:
- Export the design as gerber output.
- Use the Gerber viewer mode to view the gerber output. Make sure you tick the panelization mode option.
Use block copy to copy the layout how you want it, then...
Output to the printer as you were doing before.
Turns out I had the ATMega1284p running at "just" 1 MHz. Fusing it to run at 8 MHz made everything work just fine. Stable connection, reliable recognition of sensors, no data dropouts as far as I can see.
I'll try to get in contact with the mighty1284p and Arduino OneWire Library folks to discuss this, I guess their code either hardcodedly assumes the device to be running at 8 MHz or having it run at 1 MHz makes the communication unreliable.
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Best Answer
I found one workaround for this problem: I added DS1822 sensor which has the same interface. It was sufficient for me. Hope, it helps someone.