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MCP3424 Binding

Alexander Falkenstern edited this page Jan 17, 2017 · 5 revisions

Documentation of the MCP3424 binding Bundle

Introduction

This binding provides native access for MCP3424 18-bit delta sigma ADC on I2C bus. Please consider datasheet for IC for future information. Binding should work with MCP3422 and MCP3423 also, but was not tested due to lack of hardware.

This binding will be available from 1.9.0 onwards or is available from corresponding snapshot. Attention: This binding is not available in download packages earlier than 1.9.0. Anyhow it works nicely with OpenHab 1.8.3. Simply copy jar file found on Openhab cloudbees server into addons subdirectory and restart Openhab service.

Generic Item Binding Configuration

Since MCP3424 is ADC converter on I2C bus, only two types of items are supported: Number for raw conversion output and Dimmer for conversion output in percent. Percent value is calculated dependent on set resolution. Find the example below.

Binding Configuration in openhab.cfg

No special configuration within openhab.cfg is needed.

Item Configuration

Number Test1 "Test 1" (Tests) { mcp3424="{address:6C, pin:'CH0', gain:1, resolution:12}" }

returns the raw conversion result on channel 0 (CH1 on datasheet) of the IC on address 0x6C

Dimmer Test2 "Test 2" (Tests) { mcp3424="{address:6C, pin:'CH1', gain:1, resolution:12}" }

returns the conversion result in percent on channel 1 (CH2 on datasheet) of the IC on address 0x6C

Installation


User Interfaces


Community

(link to openHAB forum)

Development



Misc


Samples

A good source of inspiration and tips from users gathered over the years. Be aware that things may have changed since they were written and some examples might not work correctly.

Please update the wiki if you do come across any out of date information.

Use case examples

Collections of Rules on a single page

Single Rules

Scripts


Release Notes

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