Thank you, Lindy,
I don't know what Dallas 1 wire is, but I have downloaded the samples from 
that site and will see what I can use once I start coding.
BTW, I doubt that there is any sample code for the EIBUS since the 
developers keep these pretty much locked up.
:)
Lembit



> Did you find any example code?
>
> Is this the same or similar to the Dallas 1 wire?  If it is there are some 
> samples that go with the Serial Communications book you can get here:
> http://www.sq-1.com/srccode.html
>
>
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> The challenge here is to read the bus. I have not found any example 
> program
> for such bus: it is the European Installation Bus (EIB). There is only one
> signal wire (and ground of course).
> It works like the NRZ (non return to zero): Logical 0 is a voltage change
> and 1 is no change.
>
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