RS41ng/docs/infos_for_sensors.txt

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DF8OEs investigations about sensor access
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Temperature and humidity sensor directly goes to STM. There is no interface
chip to handle them - all is done by software.
Pinout of sensor boom:
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1 - GND
2 - temperature sensor (1)
3 - GND
4 - humidity sensor1 (1)
5 - GND
6 - humidity sensor1 (2)
7 - GND
8 - heater humidity sensor
9 - heater humidity sensor
10 - GND
11 - humidity sensor2 (1)
12 - GND
13 - temperature sensor (2) and humidity sensor2 (2)
14 - GND
15 - GND
16 - GND
17 - GND
18 - GND
19 - GND
20 - GND
Counted from left to right if you position flexsensor in front of you, pins near
to you, sensor away from you, copper upside
All connections leading to sensor boom do have corresponding test points on PCB:
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Position PCB in front of you, flatconnector upside, sensor boom showing away from
you, TX antenna leading to you. I draw connector as a row of "+++". Testpoints are
small round copper isles (numbers correspond to sensor boom, G == GND, ? == unknown):
11
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G 4
8 6 2
13 ? 9
Investigations about temperature sensor:
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Temperature sensor is resistance-based. If you insert a resistor between
pin2 and pin13 of flatconnector, the following telemetry is transmitted:
330R --> -168°
560R --> -113°
820R --> -52°
1K --> -4.1°
1.5K --> 121°
2.2K --> 319°
Pressure sensor module:
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This module is connected to SPI2 of STM. It uses SPI_NSS and only data output
from module - SPI output from STM is not connected to module. So I think it is
a kind of polling.
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