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hi! is there anyone out there that has interfaced the dallas i2c microlan series of components such as ds2401,ds2405,ds2407,ds1820 to a pic processor i need to control the dallas chips from a hand held keypad

richardd wrote: > > hi! > is there anyone out there that has interfaced the dallas > i2c microlan series of components such as ds2401,ds2405,ds2407,ds1820 > to a pic processor i need to control the dallas chips from a hand held > keypad are you sure these are not one-wire-interface components ? bye charley

At 01:38 AM 16/3/97 +0100, you wrote: >richardd wrote: >> >> hi! >> is there anyone out there that has interfaced the dallas >> i2c microlan series of components such as ds2401,ds2405,ds2407,ds1820 >> to a pic processor i need to control the dallas chips from a hand held >> keypad > >are you sure these are not one-wire-interface components ? >bye >charley microlan is one-wire network :) antti -- Silicon Studio Ltd. -- http://www.sistudio.com

Antti Lukats wrote: > >> >> is there anyone out there that has interfaced the dallas > >> i2c microlan series of components such as ds2401,ds2405,ds2407,ds1820 > >> to a pic processor i need to control the dallas chips from a hand held > >> keypad > > > >are you sure these are not one-wire-interface components ? > >bye > >charley > > microlan is one-wire network :) > is it very far from i2c ? I made the one-wire routines for pic and I'll need the i2c soon . is it possible that the ds one-wire is somehow compatible with i2c ? I don't know anything about i2c this post has just hit my eyes . bye charley