03-06-2013, 02:07 AM
Upgrading the firmware to 2.39 or 3.01 solved the problem of connecting more than 2 sensors.
Both firmwares has there editable textfield in row where the sensor is listed. It can be used like notice for the sensor. Problem is when the number of sensor changes, the notice is not bind to sensor id, but just to some list index.
So when I connect 3 sensors and add some notice and than add 4th sensor it is assigned somewhere to the list (it is not begining, nor end). Seems to me like the sensor list is lined up according to sensor id, so it depends on the id value where the new sensor is assigned in the list.
Suggestion for firmware developers is replace the notice text field with combobox, where are listed all sensors id connected to 1wire, and it is possible to choose which sensor should be assigned to InpX(X=).
Actualy there can be connected more than 4 sensors to 1wire. I have tested it with 5. It seems that the sensor with highest id value is ignored. Another suggestion for firmware developers is to add some generic interface where it is possible to assign unlimited number of sensors and inputs, or at least to add one more input, so it would be possible to control 5 circuits, every with its own sensor. Now there are only 4 sensors and 5 relays
Both firmwares has there editable textfield in row where the sensor is listed. It can be used like notice for the sensor. Problem is when the number of sensor changes, the notice is not bind to sensor id, but just to some list index.
So when I connect 3 sensors and add some notice and than add 4th sensor it is assigned somewhere to the list (it is not begining, nor end). Seems to me like the sensor list is lined up according to sensor id, so it depends on the id value where the new sensor is assigned in the list.
Suggestion for firmware developers is replace the notice text field with combobox, where are listed all sensors id connected to 1wire, and it is possible to choose which sensor should be assigned to InpX(X=).
Actualy there can be connected more than 4 sensors to 1wire. I have tested it with 5. It seems that the sensor with highest id value is ignored. Another suggestion for firmware developers is to add some generic interface where it is possible to assign unlimited number of sensors and inputs, or at least to add one more input, so it would be possible to control 5 circuits, every with its own sensor. Now there are only 4 sensors and 5 relays
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