This step is the one you have to think first. This is possible thanks to the great work of orgua in publishing the OneWire-Hub library (OneWire slave device emulator). In this instructable I will show you now how to use an Arduino/AVR to build a 144 chars 1-wire display yourself. This one is not supported by owfs (yet! contributions welcome!) and thus not a solution to my needs. esera automation LCD Display 163 DS2408 based.The exception is the PIC based Louis Swart design. These are basically DS2408 based but most of them are not produced anymore (or expensive). AagElectronica DS2408 based (optional DS2890 for contrast control).Hobby Boards DS2408 based (Apparently no longer produced).Looking around for displays I found this owfs page listing supported LCDs designs: I use owfs to access my 1-wire devices and thus the display needs to be supported as I don't want to figure out how to fiddle around with the PIC or DS2408 devices by myself. current temperatures in- and outside the house. From the first day I started playing around and working with 1-wire networks and devices I wanted to have a nice display for all kind of information, like e.g.

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