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Understand which functions are used with an Arduino Master and which are used with an Arduino Slave.

Know which functions actually cause data to transmit and which are only preparatory.

Learn the nine Wire Library functions and their purpose.

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Understand why the code is called the Wire Library and not the I2C Library.

Outside of this I think I changed everything to be compatible with SAMD21 correctly.Now that we have a firm understanding of how we need to structure the signals to communicate with an I2C component, let’s look at the Arduino Wire Library that will actually manage all of that signaling for us. The only things I'm not sure about are their nointerrupts functions which are defined as: I get 0 and it should be 1 (on arduino uno it works correctly). Now the code can't find the sensor, when I use the function from the Arduino-Temperature-Control-Library I figured out that in the first code I posted, I wasn't setting the pin as input correctly. However when I run my version of the code the pin only stays high and only sometimes (maybe for half a second) the correct data is shown. When I use arduino the code works and I have the following data on the scope (I tried uploading a picture but I can't the data is not that relevant anyways tho). Ok so I got a scope and an arduino Uno to test the sensor.

PORT-> = (1 Group)) and #define digitalPinToBitMask(P) (1 << 8) to pin 8 since that's the data pin I am using, I'll try to make it more modular however I just want to get it working first. #define pgm_read_byte(addr) (*(const uint8_t *)(addr))

#define portModeRegister(port) (&(port->DIR.reg)) #define portInputRegister(port) (&(port->IN.reg)) #define digitalPinToBitMask(P) (1 OUT.reg)) #define digitalPinToBitMask(P) (1 Group)) #define digitalPinToPort(P) (&(PORT->Group.ulPort])) #define PIN_TO_BITMASK(pin) (digitalPinToBitMask(pin)) #define PIN_TO_BASEREG(pin) portModeRegister(digitalPinToPort(pin)) Here are the definitions for SAMD21 for PIN_TO_BITMASK and PIN_TO_BASEREG. This is the original code I'm trying to change. Ok so I got a bit of help over on the other forum however I'm still doing something wrong. Maxim has an application note describing how it can be accomplished, including some example code, here. If you don't want to use a UART, it is also possible to implement 1-Wire in software.

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If you want to get really fancy there is a reference design here for a more advanced driver design.

If you need a particularly long distance 1-Wire link, this tutorial discusses some of the details you will need to consider and has an appendix that offers some alternative driver circuit implementations. It includes some example designs for the required hardware which can range from a single resistor between the TX and RX pins (possibly not sufficient to supply the current for the DS18B20) to implementing a discrete open drain buffer.

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This tutorial describes how to use a UART to implement a 1-Wire master. See this tutorial for more details on 1-Wire devices that require extra power. In order to get reliable 1-Wire communication you will need some external components even if you don't use a dedicated 1-Wire master. In particular, the DS18B20 requires a stronger pull-up than more basic 1-Wire devices as it requires extra current to take a temperature reading or program the EEPROM. It is possible to implement a 1-Wire master without a dedicated 1-Wire master chip though. In my experience, the easiest and most reliable approach is to use a 1-Wire master IC like the DS2482.

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