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rs22812
From https://code.google.com/p/rs22812/
Revision date: 22 Jun 2014
This project includes some python scripts that will talk to a Radio
Shack RS22812 digital multimeter over its serial port. You've gotten
this file by cloning the Mercurial repository at the above URL.
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Files:
0readme
This file
meter.py
A small GUI using wxPython that displays meter readings.
project_home_page
The text for the "Project Home" page at
https://code.google.com/p/rs22812/.
readme.odt
Open Office file that generates the readme.pdf documentation file.
readme.pdf
Documentation file.
rs22812.py
Python script to talk to the RS22812 meter.
rs22812_linux.py
A user named chursch submitted some modifications to rs22812.py
that he used to get things working on Linux. I haven't tried or
tested this file, so you'll want to read the code first before
using it.
pictures/oven_temperatures.png
Plot of some data taken with the Radio Shack meter in 2002. The
measured values were a thermocouple's voltage which were
translated into temperature. The oven is a GE oven installed in
our house in 1971. 0.1 mV resolution of Radio Shack meter means
temperature resolution of about 5 deg F. The thermocouple joint
was put into about the middle of the oven, suspended in air.
Here's the timeline:
7:33 pm: Turned the oven to 200 F
7:47 pm: Set oven to 300 F
8:33 pm: Set oven to 400 F
9:21 pm: Set oven to 500 F
9:39 pm: Turned oven off
pictures/screen_shot.jpg
Screen shot of what the wxPython GUI in meter.py looks like.
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