
LinkerKit LK-Temp2 | Raspberry Pi und Arduino
-55° to 125°C [recommended max. 100°C]
9 Bit / 12 Bit resolution selectable
±0.5°C Sensitivity of -10°C to +85°C
unique One-Wire ID burnt to chip
waterproof, One-Wire, 1m cable-length
Dear customer,
thank you for purchasing our product. Please find our instructions below.

Pin Configuration
dtoverlay=w1-gpio,gpiopin=4
sudo nano /boot/config.txt
The LinkerKit module needs to be connected to
the digital-port 4. The appropriate LinkerKit slot
is: [ D4 | D5 | V | G ]
Usage notes
Please note that our LK-Temp2 is used with the build-in pull-up resistor. Therefore, a special library is
necessary which you can find on our LinkerKit website.
An adjusted code is also needed fort he Raspberry Pi but the use of your code-example is sufficient.
If you intend to use multiple sensors, or a sensor with a length of multiple meters, the build-in pullup resistor is not sufficient anymore.
In this case an external pull-up resistor of 4,7kΩ needs to be connected between the yellow signal-
cable and the red voltage-cable.
Codeexample Raspberry Pi
To allow the communication of the sensors measurement data, the specific configuration has tob e
enabled first. Therefore, add the following line to the "/boot/config.txt" file:
You can edit this file by typing…
... tot he console. You can save your progress with [CTRL+Y] and leave the editor with [CTRL+X].