i want to read the temperature ..... my temperature data is executing from 0 degree temperature ...is there any way to execute only actual data instead of starting from 0 degree
help me out
i want to read the temperature ..... my temperature data is executing from 0 degree temperature ...is there any way to execute only actual data instead of starting from 0 degree
help me out
Hmmm ... that thread now seems to have disappeared!
If you don't get any answers, that probably means that people didn't understand the question - so simply re-posting it isn't going to help.
Try providing more details:
my temperature is reading from 0 temperature i don't want print the 0 temperature
I don't understand what you mean by that - please explain.
Writing to LM75B_REG_CONF "0" set temperature sensor in NORMAL mode. how to change this
Again, I don't understand what you're asking here.
The LM75 is a 3rd-party product; nothing to do with Nordic. For questions about its operation & use, you need to study its documentation.
If you need clarifications about the documentation, you need to ask the manufacturer about that.
The LM75 is a very long-established and widely-used part - you should be able to find lots of information, tutorials, examples, etc on the interwebs ...
Hmmm ... that thread now seems to have disappeared!
If you don't get any answers, that probably means that people didn't understand the question - so simply re-posting it isn't going to help.
Try providing more details:
my temperature is reading from 0 temperature i don't want print the 0 temperature
I don't understand what you mean by that - please explain.
Writing to LM75B_REG_CONF "0" set temperature sensor in NORMAL mode. how to change this
Again, I don't understand what you're asking here.
The LM75 is a 3rd-party product; nothing to do with Nordic. For questions about its operation & use, you need to study its documentation.
If you need clarifications about the documentation, you need to ask the manufacturer about that.
The LM75 is a very long-established and widely-used part - you should be able to find lots of information, tutorials, examples, etc on the interwebs ...