Im getting this particular LCD screen.

jhego · Post by **jhego** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 7:35 pm

Where is this connected? Is it an accurate warning? OR do i just need to adjust something. How do i fix this?

Tom · Post by **Tom** » Fri Oct 08, 2004 10:34 am

If you are using LCDC, make sure your plug in is turned on. If you are using the MBM5 plugin, you must have the application running, and your CPU temperatures will display on the screen. If you are using the dallas one wire temperature probe, you must have the probe configured to the proper ID, and reprogram the temperature in the LCDC screen builder. The following link will give you an explanation on how to configure your temperature probe, and it is under the heading Dallas One Wire.

http://www.lcdc.cc/help/configuration.htm#amxxd1w

The accuracy of your motherboards may be checked inside your manual. The uncertainty for the temperature probes we provide are +-0.5degrees.

Best Regards,

jhego · Post by **jhego** » Mon Oct 11, 2004 1:13 pm

how do you get the temp probe to show on the screen display?

Tom · Post by **Tom** » Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:37 am

If you refering to the dallas one wire probe, you can get the temperature to show up by programming it in the lines section of the screen builder. The temperature probe will be under the heading of Advanced Features Information->Dallas 1-wire->values.

An example for what I have in the text section of the screen builder is

"Probe Temp:[#$AdvDalVal005][#$CC7]C". The probe value may be different for your display because your probe will be assigned a different ID# like AdvDalVal001 .

Best Regards,