Welcome pyserialsensors’s documentation!

Contents:

• Supported Hardware
  • All Sensors
  • Tested with
• Sensors
  • BME280 - Pressure sensor
  • ADS1015 - Voltage sensor
  • MAX31865 - RTD Temperature sensor
  • NAU7802 - Kelvin bridge sensor
  • SCD30 - C02 Sensor
  • SDP8XX - Differential pressure sensor
  • SFM volume flow sensors
  • SHT85 - Temperature and humidity sensor
• Installation
  • Stable release
  • From sources
• License
• Credits
  • Development Lead
  • Contributors
• Contributing
  • Types of Contributions
  • Get Started!
  • Tips
  • Deploying

pySerialSensors

Serial communication with sensors via I2C, SPI and UART using FTDI USB bridges

Make sure your current user is member of the dialout group.

• Free software: MIT license

• Documentation: https://pyserialsensors.readthedocs.io.

Development

Setup the FTDI USB interface using [PyFTDI installation instructions](https://eblot.github.io/pyftdi/installation.html).

Install git and clone the repository

git clone https://gitlab.com/Egenskaber/pyserialsensors.git

Install all requirements via .. code-block:: bash

pip install -r MMS/requirements.txt

To test your installation connect a supported I2C or SPI sensor and run

python -m pyserialsensors.examples.example_single_read

Supported Sensors

• SHT85

• SFM3000, 3200, 3300

• SFM4100, 4200, 4300

• SDP810

• SPS30

• BME280

• SCD30, 41

• ADS1015

• MAX31865

• SMGAir2

• S8000 dew point mirror

• Optidew dew point mirror

Rename FTDI

Use tools/rename.py

Check the result using

lsusb -d 0403: -v

Known Issues

• All SFM sensors are indicated as SFM3XXX

Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.

Indices and tables

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• Module Index

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