Ardiono uno r3 + Etherent shield + DS18B20 TEMP sensor
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Stanislav Mihić
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Feb 8, 2014, 10:34:03 AM2/8/14
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Hi,
I have above mentioned setup, I have "pulse" from digital pin, my question is how to pull temp. data from sensor and display it on my dashboard, is there some sort of documentation, examples or tutorial,
Thanks in advance.
Jim Vanderveen
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May 8, 2015, 6:36:21 PM5/8/15
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Greetings Stanislav,
Are you asking about reading the DS18B20 with the Arduino? Or using the Arduino to send the temperature to open.sen.se?
For help with DS18B20->Arduino, I would check www.adafruit.com. On their search tool, enter "DS18B20" which will give you links to items in their shop. Click on any item. Then on one of the DS18B20 pages, scroll down to the "LEARN" section and open it up. At this time, they only have Raspberry Pi-related tutorials, but they also provide a very helpful link to the "Dallas Temperature Control Arduino library" at
(Yes, I could have just posted the link. But this way everybody knows how I find tutorials on Adafruit, regardless of the specific device.)
Once you have the data in your Arduino, log in to http://open.sen.se/ and click "Channels". On the left side of the page, under "Hard Channels", find the Arduino logo and click the "Register" button. I can't help you beyond that step, because I haven't hooked up any of my Arduinos to the platform yet.