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    1-wire sensors lost after some time

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      Christian last edited by Christian

      1-wire sensors are lost after some time of usage.
      for example the recorded data (via node-red to influxdb):
      0_1552202295347_f1345be6-08b3-4641-90a1-aa9c6731b839-grafik.png

      i tried to reboot via ssh (M203 Module), this doesn't help (after the last points near 07:45).
      There is no issue in the file systems with the used MicroSD card (SanDisk Extreme Pro)
      the evok webinterface shows N/A for the defined sensors in the evok.cfg
      0_1552202563107_19807eeb-8f46-44b7-932a-00410ef853b1-grafik.png

      For cabling i use a 2x2x0,8 EIB cable. Cable length are different to the sensors (in a range of 5-15 meters)

      later i'll take pictures of the wiring points to ensure all things are ok.
      ( I think there is some issue in the 1-wire port or evok )

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        Christian last edited by

        One DS18B20 is faulty. To discover this one sensor was not easy.
        Therefore, I have each data line of the sensors (heating) individually connected to the bus and then tested the 1-wire bus. (if the heating sensor data wires are disconnected, the other 2 sensors are transmitting values)
        At no time did I disconnect GND and + 5V to a sensor.
        Unfortunately the simple connection of the sensor data ware was not sufficient, because EVOK did not deliver any new values.
        Only a restart of the module could detect a functioning sensor / 1-wire bus within one minute.
        Without restart, the value comes in felt 5-10 minutes, if the bus works well ...

        6 sensor wires in one clamp, the faulty was there.
        The sensor wires are drilled together and then put in the WAGO clamp.
        0_1552235062206_IMG_20190310_124528.jpg

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          Martin Kudláček @Christian last edited by

          Hello @christian,
          it is hard to see from the picture, but it looks like your sensors are connected in star topology. This is highly unrecommended and you can read more about it here: https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/app-notes/index.mvp/id/148

          Best regards,
          Martin

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