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DS18B20 - Retrieving the Unique 64-Bit Serial Code to PIC EEPROM

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Author: Allen Mulvey

Last Updated: 2016-02-21

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Category: Measurement

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License: MIT license  

When using multiple DS18B20 temperature sensors in a single project they are all connected in parallel and must be addressed by their unique ID. This project allows you to retrieve that ID and store it in the PIC EEPROM or an ihex file for reference in other projects.

Instructions are in the comments at the top of the c source file.

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LCD Display

LCD Display

I display the temperature and the device ID so you know the communication is working correctly. The EEPROM offset is also displayed so you know where the ID was stored.

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