shadowhunter
Member
I have been noticing some interesting things since I added the hub into the mix. When we have t-storms that involve higher winds, i will receive a spike in the readings to +/- 90 MPH for one or two cycles and then it returns to what the normal winds are at. I have heard differing opinions about running a 1-wire network in the Star Topology. I am suspecting the star topology is having some effect on the data being returned to the PC and weather display software.
I am trying something with the hub currently but am not sure if it is adviseable....I am going from the PC to "main" on the hub and then using the "passthrough" to the barometer and then out to the rest of the 1-wire network. What I am trying to do is see if all I really need is a power injector instead of the 6 ch hub.
My question(s): is using the hub in this fashion adviseable? I read on HB about the jumpers in the hub having some affect on the power supplied. I have not removed either of them at this point; what power is going to the LAN? What power is provided by switching the jumpers around?
I am trying something with the hub currently but am not sure if it is adviseable....I am going from the PC to "main" on the hub and then using the "passthrough" to the barometer and then out to the rest of the 1-wire network. What I am trying to do is see if all I really need is a power injector instead of the 6 ch hub.
My question(s): is using the hub in this fashion adviseable? I read on HB about the jumpers in the hub having some affect on the power supplied. I have not removed either of them at this point; what power is going to the LAN? What power is provided by switching the jumpers around?