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The user functions are located in the following folder:
/mnt/owfs/
1. To enter the folder using Command prompt, use the following command and press
print:
root@MC100:~# ls /mnt/owfs/
10.0702A3030800/ alarm/ settings/ statistics/ system/
10.5B94A3030800/ bus.0/ simultaneous/ structure/ uncached/
2. Choose the wanted sensor and use the following command. (In this example
temperature sensor is used)
root@MC100:~# ls /mnt/owfs/10.0702A3030800/
address crc8 family latesttemp power r_id scratchpad temphigh type alias errata id
locator r_address r_locator temperature templow
3. To read the contents, type:
root@MC100:~# ls /mnt/owfs/10.0702A3030800/temperature
24.5625
OWhttpd
OWFS provides a small webserver that shows the Dallas/Maxim 1-Wire bus attached to a
serial port. The main page shows the devices found; you can then navigate to individual
devices, and view/change their properties.
This can be enabled using the following steps:
1. In LuCI web Interface, under Services click on 1-Wire HTTP.
2. Check Enabled check-box
3. Port can be changed as wanted, default is 3001.
4. SAVE&APPLY
You can reach the owhttpd web interface with the same IP address as the standard web
interface and the specification of the port (e.g. 3001).
Example with default address: http://192.168.2.1:3001