@tomas_hora Well, I guess I did have a small typo in my owfs.conf file, but I have fixed that. Here is my current owfs.conf file:

All the lines above these are commented out.

I still see multiple sensors with invalid IDs, and there are no w1_slave files:

Thank you again.

Steve

Anything?

@tomas_hora
And what's more, there is only one sensor, plugged directly into the Pi, not a hub.

@tomas_hora

It changes. The sensor came from this site.

Here's what it is now:

I have a Neuron with a 1-Wire DS18B20 temp sensor.

When I look in the /sys/bus/w1/devices folder, I see this:

I am using Node-Red to test and, and this is the error message I get:

What am I missing? As I try different things, the ID in the devices folder changes. I am new to this environment, but not new to development.

Thanks!

I have a Neuron with a 1-Wire DS18B20 temp sensor.

When I look in the /sys/bus/w1/devices folder, I see this:

I am using Node-Red to test and, and this is the error message I get:

What am I missing? As I try different things, the ID in the devices folder changes. I am new to this environment, but not new to development.

Thanks!

Okay. I have read the forum fairly extensively, and I haven't found what I'm really looking for.

I've got a long history in programming and IT - 23 years in the industry - so I'm very comfortable coding and digging my way into new languages and environments.

What I haven't been able to do is to completely unravel the index.html file that comes with the EVOK install. I'm trying to figure out the 1wire interface, and do some custom development in HTML. The documentation isn't helping, so what I've been looking for is a working example so I can reverse-engineer how all of the moving pieces interact, relate to each other, and work together.

It doesn't seem like too big a request, but I have not had any luck.

Thanks,

SOswald