It is not an error message (otherwise it couldn't measure 85 deg C :-) ).=
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conversion (perhaps there should be, though).

85 deg C default is stated under table 2, page 4 in the datasheet I have =
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the DS18B20-PAR 043001 (page 3 for DS18B20 050102).

Regareds / Ruben

> Hey Marc,
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> Is this perhaps defined in some other doc?  Or am I really going blind.=
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> Before I posted this message yesterday, I went back thru the datasheet =
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> could not find it.
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> Cheers,
> -Neil.
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> On Tuesday 12 July 2005 11:04 am, Marc Nicholas scribbled:
> > Isn't that the converting temp error message?
> >
> > -marc
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