Temperature Sensor

I have a first example you may try on an Arduino Uno with W5100 or Enc28j60 Ethernet adapter.

It need to have one or more dallas temperature sensor (DS18B20) connected to pin 7.

Here is the code sample :

/*
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  Copyright (c) 2012/2013 Mathieu GRENET.  All right reserved.
 
  This file is part of ArduixPL.
 
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	  Modified 2013-2-4 by Mathieu GRENET 
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*/
 
#include <xPL.h>
#include <xPL_ENC28J60.h>
 
#include <xPL_Sensor.h>
#include <xPL_SensorDallas.h>
 
#include <Arduino.h>
 
XPL_SETUP()
{
	DBG(F("=== boot ===="),);
	DBG_MEM(F("start"));
 
	xplAdapter.reg();
 
	xplSensor.reg();
 
	xPL.begin(F("arduixpl"),F("sensors"),F("temp"));
 
	xPL_SensorDallasTemp::discoverOneWireTemp(xplSensor,S(temp));
 
}
 
XPL_LOOP()
{
 
	xPL.loop();
 
	DBG_MEM(F("loop"));
 
}
XPL_END