ptvoinfo / zigbee-configurable-firmware

PTVO firmware for CC2530, CC2531, and CC2652 Zigbee chips
https://ptvo.info/zigbee-configurable-firmware-features/
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no external sensor voltage #261

Closed mipoat closed 7 months ago

mipoat commented 10 months ago

I'm having a hard time getting supply voltage for my DS18B20 sensors when P10 is configured as external sensor power control.

I have a premium license and I'm generating a PSM hex file. I've hooked up 2 DS18B20 sensors to VCC and can read them out without any problem with the configuration below. However, if I use P10 as supply voltage for these sensors, I'm not getting any data. Measuring P10 with an oscilloscope I don't see any signal, only 0V no matter for how long I inspect this pin. This is true even when nothing is attached to P10 and it is floating without any load attached to it.

my config: Settings

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If I generate an end device firmware and set P10 as GPIO output, I can toggle it with the toggle switch in the zigbee2mqtt GUI. So the pin is working.

Any ideas?

mipoat commented 10 months ago

Out of despair I tried the exact same version like here: https://github.com/ptvoinfo/zigbee-configurable-firmware/issues/159

Same configuration options produce 3,3V on P10 with version 2022-10-20 everytime the device wakes up and reads the sensors: Settings1 7 3 0

Can you @ptvoinfo please check what is wrong with the latest version? I'm not sure if it is a good idea to use the old version 2022-10-20, because I see some DS18B20 related fixes in the changelog between this and the most recent version.

keynote11 commented 9 months ago

I have the same issue with a cc2530.

ptvoinfo commented 8 months ago

@keynote11 Did you try the latest version of the firmware?

keynote11 commented 8 months ago

@ptvoinfo yes try with the latest firmware. This is my config:

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ptvoinfo commented 8 months ago

@keynote11 Could you please try the latest version?

keynote11 commented 8 months ago

@ptvoinfo if the sensor is sending, i have on p10 3 Volts, is this correct?

ptvoinfo commented 8 months ago

@keynote11 yes, correct.