Mysentech MCSK-1 wire I2C

The Capacitive Temperature Sensor Evaluation Board MCSK provides a test and development platform. Via I2C or digital 1-Wire interface, it can read capacitive and temperature ICs and modules developed by Minyuan Sensing. Measurement data can be displayed on an OLED screen or viewed and recorded long-term through a PC serial tool. It also supports programming and configuration of capacitive ICs/modules via human-machine interaction commands. The MCSK - 1 wire I2C can integrate Minyuan Sensing digital temperature ICs including T117, MTS4, M117, M601, M1601, M1820, MTS01, MY18E20, MY1820, and other series for temperature measurement. The MCSK provides intuitive display of measurement data from Minyuan Sensing temperature ICs and modules. Users can also connect a PC serial tool via the evaluation board's USB interface for command interaction and data logging. The MCSK can be powered via USB or through a programmer, with a supply voltage of 5V. The MCSK features a built-in ARM-core MCU with firmware pre-configured at the factory. The MCSK - 1 wire I2C is compatible with T117, MTS4, M601, M1601, M1820, MTS01, MY18E20, MY1820, and other temperature IC series. For other ICs or modules, firmware can be updated via IAP online upgrade. If no IC is connected to a channel, the display will show "NOIC". Once one IC is connected to each of the IIC and 1-Wire interfaces, the display shows the current measured temperature of each IC, while the serial interface continuously prints the IC ID and related measurement data. The evaluation board USB serial output is compatible with common serial tools. When a capacitive IC is detected by the evaluation board, pressing "Esc" exits the continuous display mode and enters command reception mode. Entering ? followed by Enter after the serial assistant command prompt ">" will list the available help commands. Connect the MCSK development board to the PC's USB port via a USB serial cable and power on the MCSK switch. Connect M117 and MTS01 series temperature ICs to the MCSK I2C communication interface following the I2C pinout, and connect T117, MTS4, M601, M1601, M1820, MTS01, MY18E20, MY1820, and other series temperature ICs to the MCSK 1-Wire communication interface following the 1-Wire pinout. Measurement data will then be available on both the display screen and the serial debug assistant.