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Internal tempsensor


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I have not figured out if 990.0.1 and 990.7.1 is the same internal temperature sensor or two sensors?
990.7.1 i know reports overheat when >= +85C.

 

 

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It's a good question!  My take is that the .7.1 is the internal device temperature.  Not sure what the .0.1 represents but keen for some one to explain to me!

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WHat is the purpose of the temp sensor? they are 12 degrees higher then the actual temp.

in my case: actual temp is 15 degrees, temp sensors implant are 25 and 26 degrees

 

why????

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The internal temp sensor is for 'safety' and 'overheating' purposes. I.e. if device is to hot than ........

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I preferably use an internal sensor (.7.1) for temperature monitoring even without the use of a 1-wire sensor. Just calibrate and set the offset. It is an orientation measurement, but fully sufficient in building applications. If the device is stably powered, there are no temperature fluctuations during the warm-up at start-up.
If you do not use outputs on the device, but only inputs, this is an even better option, because there is no warming during switching.
Another important thing. The higher the voltage you supply to the SmartImplant, the higher the internal temperature of the module! I recommend supplying the module with a reasonably low voltage, depending on the line losses. (simply because its operating temperature may exceed and unpredictable behavior may occur)

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