SHT21 HTU21
Posted: 28 Oct 2018 14:28
Hi hopefully someone will be able tohelp me as im at a blank at the mo. Ive bought the following sensor (link below) and mine came with the HTU21 chip
https://www.ebay.com/itm/SHT21-HTU21-Di ... :rk:3:pf:0
Its got a built in voltage regulator so ive connected it to +5v and ground. Ive then connected SCL to pin 9 and SCA to pin 10. I then used the following library (https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-htu ... g-and-test) which compiles and uploads to to the zuno fine.
Only problem is i just get the following output
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Which shows its not actually getting the right value as i would be rather cold. Ive even tried I2C pull ups on SCL and SDA pins to 3.3v and its still the same. So basically has anyone managed to use this chip with a Zuno?
Ive successfully got the BH1750 I2C light sensor and INA219 voltage current sensor working fine. This is just the last main sensor to try and i can move forward with my project.
Many thanks
Trev
https://www.ebay.com/itm/SHT21-HTU21-Di ... :rk:3:pf:0
Its got a built in voltage regulator so ive connected it to +5v and ground. Ive then connected SCL to pin 9 and SCA to pin 10. I then used the following library (https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-htu ... g-and-test) which compiles and uploads to to the zuno fine.
Only problem is i just get the following output
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Temp: -46.85 C Humidity: -6.00 %
Which shows its not actually getting the right value as i would be rather cold. Ive even tried I2C pull ups on SCL and SDA pins to 3.3v and its still the same. So basically has anyone managed to use this chip with a Zuno?
Ive successfully got the BH1750 I2C light sensor and INA219 voltage current sensor working fine. This is just the last main sensor to try and i can move forward with my project.
Many thanks
Trev