SPI input to 5500 from a Microchip TC77?
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RE: SPI input to 5500 from a Microchip TC77?
by Garbonzo ·
Thanks partner :mrgreen: , This is just a logic stream of data from the TC77, I dont have it plugged into the 5500 yet
, not sure where the wires and data would go in the 5500? I know where the TC77 goes on the chuck wagon 
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The first 13 bits of the 0x0D 0xD7 represent 0000110111010 or decimal 442 which is multiplied times the TC77 resolution of 0,0625 deg C so its reading 27.625 deg C here on the ranch today. But thats what I want to go into the 5500 so I can read it on my internet. does that clear up what Garbanzo is trying to do?
RE: SPI input to 5500 from a Microchip TC77?
by Garbonzo ·
I dont have MCU pic’ed out yet.
Thanks partner.