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Arduino Temperature Library
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ESP32-S2 not finding DS18B20 #245

Open DrBwts opened 1 year ago

DrBwts commented 1 year ago

Using an Adafruit QTPy ESP32-S2 and Arduino IDE 2.0.0, DS18B20 non-parasitic, wired with 4.7K pull up on DQ Compiles & uploads fine but just keep getting the No more addresses. message over & over.

RobTillaart commented 1 year ago

Have you tried the example sketch (Simple one)? Does it also give that output?

DrBwts commented 1 year ago

Just ran the Simple.ino code and get,

Requesting temperatures...DONE Error: Could not read temperature data

RobTillaart commented 1 year ago

So it looks like a hardware problem Q1: What is the cable length? Q2: Are there noise generating wires nearby Q3: Can you make the pull up 2K2 or 1K? Q4: Do you power the sensor with 3V3 or 5V?

DrBwts commented 1 year ago

Sorry for the delay, been on holiday.

Q1: It's all on a breadboard at the moment so no wires longer than 5cm Q2: QtPy, PC & monitor are the only other things on the bench, no power cables near by. Q3: Will try that, just realized I have no 1K on hand. Q4: powered from the 5V output form the QtPy which in turn is powered via USB

RobTillaart commented 1 year ago

Q3: Will try that, just realized I have no 1K on hand.

A few 4K7 in parallel mode will lower the effective R too

freman commented 7 months ago

I have been having weird problems on my esp82666 and I honestly put it down to 3.3v, I swapped pins off D0 to D15.

These are purchased from an extremely reputable supplier so I'm fairly sure they're genuine. Some times one would be found, sometimes all 5, sometimes only 4, often zero.

I have however found a work around that works very reliably for myself.

    sensors.begin();  // Start up the library
    delay(100);
    sensors.begin();  // REStart up the library

I tried a whole bunch of other things like manually querying the bus for the first device then resetting the search and that was somewhat reliable but still wouldn't always return 5 devices. I suspect my 3.3v rail isn't actually that stable but adding 100 uf didn't help at all.

RobTillaart commented 7 months ago

Do you have a pull up on the data line? That improves the signal quality.

freman commented 7 months ago

I do a 4.7k, this isn't my first go at 1-Wire, I still have some original in sample packaging devices around here somewhere from back before redis was a thing :D.

Once I order my PCBs I'll be inclined to swap more around but I gave up entirely on the breadboard and I cbf swapping it on the prototyping board, I will also have new esp's coming with hopefully more stable 3.3v rails from a more reputable non-ebay supplier. I got around to plugging it into my scope and watching it.

I was just offering up my work around for the other fella to see if that helped his situation.

madmacks59 commented 4 months ago

I have been having basically the same problem with the sensors not starting. I thought it might be a timing issue after the "sensors.begin()" so I added a "delay(500);" and that didn't solve anything. I then added a " Serial.print(sensors.getDeviceCount(), DEC);" after the "sensors.begin()" and things worked. I found this ticket and changed the print to another "sensors.begin()" and that worked as well. Wonder what is going on...

RobTillaart commented 4 months ago

@madmacks59 Cause is still not found (as far as I know), however your post might give a hint to the cause (initialization of the oneWire bus).