Embedded Data System's OW-SERVER-ENET without HA7Net

[romeocontrol]

I currently use a USB adapter to access various temperature sensors. I also have an OW-Server-Enet Rev.2, which I would like to use instead because I can connect it via Ethernet. I was so happy with the new HA7Net Version. But … not usable for my device. Unfortunately, there is only the option to use HA7Net so far. Unfortunately, the server is considerably more expensive for this ... and I don't have one ;-) The server is listed in the OWFS documentation and can be used directly from owserver using low-level TCP. Unfortunately, I cannot configure it. Is there a way to do this? I would also like to use a local version of the add-on. But I can't decide for sure what I need to adjust in the configuration. It would be great if we could also use this device. Thank you! Best regards from RT

https://www.owfs.org/index_php_page_ow-server-enet.html

Embedded Data System's OW-SERVER-ENET

Ethernet 1-wire BUS master.

The OW-SERVER-ENET is a 1-wire bus master with:

• Three powered 1-wire connections
• The 1-wire connections are only electrically distinct. They appear a a single 1-wire bus
• RJ-11 wiring is:
• The primary design of the OW-SERVER-ENET is a continuously polling 1-wire sensor controller
• Several common 1-wire chips supported including EDS's own and temperature sensors

◦ 1-Wire Connection	◦ 3 RJ12 Jacks
◦ Communication	◦ 10BASE-T Ethernet or 802.11b/WiFi
◦ Network Protocols	◦ HTTP, Multicast, DHCP, SNMP, TFTP
◦ Supported Devices	◦ DS18B20: Programmable Resolution 1-Wire Digital Thermometer ◦ DS18S20: 1-Wire Digital Thermometer ◦ DS2406: Dual Addressable Switch DS2408: 8 Channel Addressable Switch ◦ DS2423: 4kbit 1-Wire RAM with Counter ◦ DS2438: Smart Battery Monitor DS2450: Quad A/D Converter
◦ 1-Wire Devices	◦ Up to 24 devices
◦ Supply Voltage	◦ 6.5-16V
◦ Supply Current	◦ 250mA

◦ A Web interface is available

• Advanced web feature allow continuous data feed within the web interface.
• OWFS is supported using features added (for us) in the 2.11 firmware
• EDS supplies upgrade instructions that require Windows.
• Here are Linux instructions
• Configuration (the port used by OWFS) in found under "1-Wire Setup" from the web interface
• OWFS uses telnet and a specil ascii command set to send generic 1-wire commands
• The ethernet address (IP address) of the OW-SERVER-ENET needs to be specified in the command line
• Typical command line:
  owserver --enet=192.168.2.43 -p 4304

https://owfs.org/index_php_page_enet-configuration.html

ENET configuration The OW-SERBER-ENET is not configured for OWFS out of the box.

• Only a subset of chips and properties are supported
• It works as a continuously polling machine rather than on-demand.
• Unrecognized properties or uses of chips aren't available (like thermocouples).

Thanks to the work of EDS and the 2.11 forware upgrade, that's all solved!

Enabling "1-Wire Setup" allows a simple but complete set of commands that are very simiar to the HA7S. Embedded Data Systems    Note that the checkbox must be checked and the port specified on the command line if not the 8080 default

[romeocontrol]

this should be in owfs.conf: # owserver tcp address - the "enet" is the key for OW-SERVER-ENET-2 server: enet = 192.168.2.100:8080

[romeocontrol]

tried it with a forked version and was not able to get data from oq-server_enet Submitted an issue at [(https://github.com/owfs/owfs/issues/115)]