Re: Detection of W83L771W/G in lm90

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On Thursday 14 October 2010, 15:39:50 Jean Delvare wrote:
> Yes, I want to ignore it on purpose for simplicity. One reason being
> that I have a doubt that the old W83L771W/G actually supports a higher
> refresh rate than the new W83L771AWG/ASG does. I don't necessarily
> trust the datasheet, as it is inconsistent: it says the default
> register value is 08h, then later it claims that the default conversion
> rate is 16 Hz, but 16 Hz corresponds to a value of 09h in the table.
> Additionally, you'll notice that the W83L771W/G conversion rate table
> is shifted by 1 compared to all the other compatible chips - which is
> quite suspicious.
> 
> So I assume that the table is wrong in the datasheet. Only if someone
> with a W83L771W/G at hand tests it and comes to the conclusion that the
> table in the datasheet is correct, will I update the driver accordingly.

I surely can test something, but as I'm not into those sensors, I need an 
advise what and how to test.

Regards,
Alexander

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