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I'm developing a program to control a Beer process.
It's all complete right now with recipes, PID control, In/Out, and also created my own expansion board with shift registers.
All it's working well... but If I put 1!!! one wire my cycles increase too much. Please check the examples below:
With One wire:
Without One Wire:
My configurations on onewire: (Already tried the other options)
Notes:
My 3 tasks are all freewheeling.
Any advice?? What should I do to decrease my cycle time again?
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Hello Members.
I'm developing a program to control a Beer process.
It's all complete right now with recipes, PID control, In/Out, and also created my own expansion board with shift registers.
All it's working well... but If I put 1!!! one wire my cycles increase too much. Please check the examples below:
With One wire:
Without One Wire:
My configurations on onewire: (Already tried the other options)
Notes:
My 3 tasks are all freewheeling.
Any advice?? What should I do to decrease my cycle time again?
Hi,
see this example here:
l viewtopic.php?f=23&t=6247&p=16920#p16920 l
it is mandatory to access the onewire in an own task.
BR
Edwin