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Support digital sensors, as opposed to just IO expanders #40

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tarbax opened this issue Oct 7, 2018 · 3 comments
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Support digital sensors, as opposed to just IO expanders #40

tarbax opened this issue Oct 7, 2018 · 3 comments

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@tarbax
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tarbax commented Oct 7, 2018

i want to hook up these: 4x DS18b20, TCR5000(pulse counter),BMP280, BH1750, HC-SR04, read Switch and 1 current sensor

is this possible ?
i cant find any info what is supported.

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flyte commented Oct 9, 2018

Hi @tarbax

Currently only the modules listed here https://github.com/flyte/pi-mqtt-gpio#modules are supported.

The modules you list are temperature sensors, pulse counters, barometric sensors, light sensors, and ultrasonic sensors. So far, the modules supported on this project are digital/analogue IO expander chips, but it may be possible to write a module for these chips somehow (I'd probably have to reassess the architecture slightly).

It'll have to go down as a feature request at the moment, and I'll work on it when I've got some time, or if you would like to write the code, let's discuss how it might look.

@flyte flyte changed the title sensors Support digital sensors, as opposed to just IO expanders Oct 9, 2018
@Wafje
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Wafje commented Jan 3, 2019

Hi. I'm also interested in DS18b20 support over one wire.

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flyte commented Apr 1, 2019

The work to implement digital sensors has been completed by @BenjiU allowing modules to be created for individual sensors you'd like to support. I don't have any of those listed, but if you're capable, then I'll happily accept pull requests for modules that you've made.

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