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# DHT20
Arduino library for I2C DHT20 temperature and humidity sensor.
## Description
The library must be initiated by calling the **begin()** function,
or **begin(dataPin, clockPin)** for **ESP32** and similar platforms.
Thereafter one has to call the **read()** function to do the actual reading,
and with **getTemperature()** and **getHumidity()** to get the measured values.
Calling these latter again will return the same values until a new **read()** is called.
The **read()** call of this sensor is blocking for 80+ milliseconds (datasheet 7.4)
so the library also has a asynchronous interface. See below.
## Interface
### Constructor
- **DHT20(TwoWire \*wire = &Wire)** constructor, using a specific Wire (I2C bus).
- **bool begin(uint8_t dataPin, uint8_t clockPin)** begin for ESP32 et al, to set I2C bus pins.
- **bool begin()** initializer for non ESP32. Returns true if connected.
- **bool isConnected()** returns true if the address of the DHT20 can be seen on the I2C bus.
### Core
- **int8_t read()** read the sensor and store the values internally.
It returns the status of the read which should be 0.
- **float getHumidity()** returns last Humidity read.
- **float getTemperature()** returns last Temperature read.
### Offset
- **void setHumOffset(float offset)** set an offset to calibrate (1st order) the sensor.
- **float getHumOffset()** return current offset, default 0.
- **void setTempOffset(float offset)** set an offset to calibrate (1st order) the sensor.
- **float getTempOffset()** return current offset, default 0.
### Asynchronous interface
The async interface allows one to continue processing after a **requestData()** has been made.
One can check **readyData()** and if it returns true, enough time has
passed to make the measurement and the sensor can be read with **readData()**.
- **int requestData()** signals the sensor to make a new measurement.
- **bool readyData()** returns true if 85 milliseconds have passed since the last **requestData()** call.
The time of 85 ms is hard coded.
- **int readData()** does the actual reading of the data.
### Miscellaneous
- **uint32_t lastRead()** last time the sensor is read in milliseconds since start.
- **uint32_t lastRequest()** last time a request is made to make a measurement.
- **int internalStatus()** returns the internal status of the sensor. (debug ?).
### Return codes
TODO: fix incomplete list
| name | value |
|:----------------------|:-------:|
| DHT20_OK | 00 |
| DHT20_ERROR_CHECKSUM | -10 |
| DHT20_ERROR_CONNECT | -11 |
| DHT20_MISSING_BYTES | -12 |
## Operation
See examples
## Future
- update documentation
- add missing error codes
- describe async interface
- test more in detail
- test on ESP32
- improve unit tests.
- improve the code (check return codes etc.)
- investigate
- status register bits
- sensor calibration (website aosong?)
- check for optimizations.
- mainly for asynchronous
- test at different I2C speeds 400 KHz should be possible.
- 85 ms wait time?
- add examples
- asynchronous
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#### won't
- **void setIgnoreChecksum(bool = false)** ignore checksum flag speeds up communication a bit
- **bool getIgnoreChecksum()** get status. for completeness.
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