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XBEE3 and One Wire protocol
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Is it possible to manage One Wire protocol with XBEE3 ? I'm using MicroPython
An example with external GPS is mentionned, but I didn't find it.
Thanks !
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one-wire
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I am not aware of any sample code for One Wire. If you can get the One Wire protocol use the DIO lines, then you might be able to create a lib. for it.
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Thanks for your answer. I already wrote it managing DIO, but in hight level langage (micro Python), and it doesn't work because it is interrupted (reading 2 bytes take 3 seconds !)
I don't know how to create a lib with low level langage
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