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--- en:hw:05-sensors:1-wire [2020/06/29 10:46]
jan_kozak [Unipi 1-Wire sensors]
+++ en:hw:05-sensors:1-wire [2020/11/10 09:55]
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   * the Unipi 8-port hub or the 2-port splitter
-If you want to connect the temperature sensor directly to Neuron or Axon controllers, you can do so by cutting off the connector and connecting the sensor directly to the PLC's 1-Wire terminal. Older variants of Unipi Neuron and Axon controllers, as well as Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite, support a direct connection as they feature an RJ45 port. Further info is available in the [[https://kb.unipi.technology/en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden#wire_on_unipi_neuron_rj45|1-Wire bus and 1-Wire sensor connection article]].
+If you want to connect the temperature sensor directly to Patron or Neuron controllers, you can do so by cutting off the connector and connecting the sensor directly to the PLC's 1-Wire terminal. Older variants of Unipi Neuron and Patron controllers, as well as Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite, support a direct connection as they feature an RJ45 port. Further info is available in the [[https://kb.unipi.technology/en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden#wire_on_unipi_neuron_rj45|1-Wire bus and 1-Wire sensor connection article]].
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   * Unipi 1-Wire hubs or splitters (with RJ45 connection)
-The on-wall sensor can be connected directly to the 1W terminal on Axon or Neuron controllers. Alternatively, you can use a suitable hub or splitter (requires adding RJ45 connector to the sensor's cable); this option allows for connecting multiple sensors to a single PLC. RJ45 connector can be also used to connect the sensor to older Unipi Neuron or Axon controllers, or to Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite. Further info is  available in [[en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden|the 1-Wire article]].
+The on-wall sensor can be connected directly to the 1W terminal on Patron or Neuron controllers. Alternatively, you can use a suitable hub or splitter (requires adding RJ45 connector to the sensor's cable); this option allows for connecting multiple sensors to a single PLC. RJ45 connector can be also used to connect the sensor to older Unipi Patron or Neuron controllers, or to Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite. Further info is  available in [[en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden|the 1-Wire article]].
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   * Unipi 1-Wire hubs or splitters (with RJ45 connection)
-The on-wall sensor can be connected directly to the 1W terminal on Axon or Neuron controllers. Alternatively, you can use a suitable hub or splitter (requires adding RJ45 connector to the sensor's cable); this option allows for connecting multiple sensors to a single PLC. RJ45 connector can be also used to connect the sensor to older Unipi Neuron or Axon controllers, or to Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite. Further info is  available in [[en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden|the 1-Wire article]].
+The on-wall sensor can be connected directly to the 1W terminal on Patron or Neuron controllers. Alternatively, you can use a suitable hub or splitter (requires adding RJ45 connector to the sensor's cable); this option allows for connecting multiple sensors to a single PLC. RJ45 connector can be also used to connect the sensor to older Patron or Unipi Neuron controllers, or to Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite. Further info is  available in [[en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden|the 1-Wire article]].
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   * Unipi 1-Wire hubs or splitters (with RJ45 connection)
-The on-wall sensor can be connected directly to the 1W terminal on Axon or Neuron controllers. Alternatively, you can use a suitable hub or splitter (requires adding RJ45 connector to the sensor's cable); this option allows for connecting multiple sensors to a single PLC. RJ45 connector can be also used to connect the sensor to older Unipi Neuron or Axon controllers, or to Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite. Further info is  available in [[en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden|the 1-Wire article]]. {{ :files:img_breakline.png?nolink|}}
+The on-wall sensor can be connected directly to the 1W terminal on Patron or Neuron controllers. Alternatively, you can use a suitable hub or splitter (requires adding RJ45 connector to the sensor's cable); this option allows for connecting multiple sensors to a single PLC. RJ45 connector can be also used to connect the sensor to older Unipi Patron or Neuron controllers, or to Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite. Further info is  available in [[en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden|the 1-Wire article]]. {{ :files:img_breakline.png?nolink|}}
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   * Unipi 1-Wire hubs or splitters (with RJ45 connection)
-The on-wall sensor can be connected directly to the 1W terminal on Axon or Neuron controllers. Alternatively, you can use a suitable hub or splitter (requires adding RJ45 connector to the sensor's cable); this option allows for connecting multiple sensors to a single PLC. RJ45 connector can be also used to connect the sensor to older Unipi Neuron or Axon controllers, or to Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite. Further info is  available in [[en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden#w-t_h-ib_1w-t_h-ib2|the 1-Wire article]]. {{ :files:img_breakline.png?nolink|}}
+The on-wall sensor can be connected directly to the 1W terminal on Patron or Neuron controllers. Alternatively, you can use a suitable hub or splitter (requires adding RJ45 connector to the sensor's cable); this option allows for connecting multiple sensors to a single PLC. RJ45 connector can be also used to connect the sensor to older Unipi Patron or Neuron controllers, or to Unipi 1.1/1.1 Lite. Further info is  available in [[en:automation:02-glossary:1wire-hidden#w-t_h-ib_1w-t_h-ib2|the 1-Wire article]]. {{ :files:img_breakline.png?nolink|}}
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