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- ident - 11-08-2009
The temperature sensor in the SCS I think it is not good solution. Is necessary included an SCS for to access the temperature sensors. An excellent solution I think is the creation of a new RIO (RIO02) with 8 inputs and 8 outputs analog (0 - 10V), so we can place sensors of temperature, light, humidity, etc..
Best Regards
Miguel Antunes
- ident - 11-08-2009
What temperature sensors do you know which have 1 to 10 Volts outputs
- siamak - 03-04-2011
There was a temperature sensor module TCS01 in the list, is it foe the scene switch?
- slychiu - 03-04-2011
TCS01 is the temperature sensor used in the Scene Cobtrol Switch. It is a PCB with the sensor without the plastic switch module. It has a SCS/RIO ID except that there are no buttons at a much lower price. The purpose is to measure the temperature and send it to a Sensor Register
- juwi_uk - 03-05-2011
I think I was one of the first to use one of these in a project to measure outside temperature via a sensor register. They work really well IMHO.
Julian
- siamak - 03-05-2011
I saw your post about it. Thank you for the useful report and picture on
http://www.comfortforums.com/view_topic.php?id=1288&forum_id=1&jump_to=4947#p4947