If you have an Arduino (clone) handy, the 1-wire library makes that seem
pretty simple.

I don't really like Arduino for a bunch of reasons, but they are handy for
this type of thing.

-Denny


On Thu, Apr 5, 2018 at 12:54 PM, James Cameron <quozl@laptop.org> wrote:

> I would code something to do it, in either Forth or Python.
>
> - a Forth on a SoC (esp32, esp8266, teensy, arm),
>
> - Python on an SBC with the Linux kernel one wire driver (raspberry
>   pi, beaglebone), or;
>
> - MicroPython (esp32, esp8266, arm).
>
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