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How can the DS1925's memory work when the battery is depleted?


The memory contents of the DS1925 are readable after the battery is depleted due to the nature of the non-volatile memory. The power to read the memory does not come through the parasite-powered circuitry of the 1-Wire front end but through the strong pullup delivering power from the PC adapter.  The XPC 1-Wire commands are new for this particular device to handle strong pullup reading/writing the memory of the DS1925.  This is why the device's memory can be read after the battery is depleted.
 

 

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