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Cannot write to device with 413d:2107

I also have a 413d:2107 device. It is supposed to do both T and R.H.: vendor, Amazon. By pressing the button, I can get it to operate like a keyboard and just dump its output to /dev/stdin. So I know it works, and it puts out T and R.H. in a human readable way. But that's not really practical.

My biggest issue right now is that hid-query /dev/hidraw3 0x01 0x86 0xff 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 gives me this error: Write failed: (null). I am doing this as root, and hid-query detects it successfully (that's how I know that it is hidraw3). Is this perhaps a slightly different device? Does it need a different string sent? Or is something about permissions set up the wrong way, so that writing does not work?

Can't read external temperature on Temper2

I purchased a batch of Temper2 devices from modmypi.com having bought 30-40 Temper devices over the past 5 years for various projects from the Temper1, Temper2 (Metal Body), and Temper2 (White Plastic Body) and recently it seems the internals have changed and now report as 413d:2107 with no vendor description.

After successfully installing Go on Raspbian Jessie Lite I can read the temperature on the device (the humidity is stuck on 200 as this isn't a feature of the Temper2) but the temperature appears to be the internal temperature and not the external probe.

Has anyone successfully been able to modify the Go script to output the other temperature? I'm new to Go and more versed in Python and C when dealing with these devices.

Should the humidity always be 200 on a 413d:2107 device?

Hi, sorry to post this question as an issue... it's probably not a bug report.

I've got a 413d:2107 device, which looks like this: https://pcsensor.com/images/source/New_TEMPer/New_TEMPer_8.jpg

And I'm using your PHP script to read temps from it. Thanks! It's the only thing I could get working with it.

Regarding the humidity reading...

echo "y1.value $hum\n";

Mine always reports a value of 200 at all times. The temperature varies though.

Do you know if this value should vary on this device? Or is the code just there for other devices?

Is there anything I can try to get the humidity working?

I'm not even sure if the device has the feature or not? I didn't see any mention of humidity on Ebay or Amazon for this device - but yours seem to also have code 413d:2107?

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