From: Johannes Wolf (mp2100_at_mail-gw.estec.esa.int)
Date: Wed Jan 05 2005 - 05:19:29 PST
Sorry, I do not understand:
1) The kitchen is not supposed to be a preferred permanent environment for
the Newt
2) If something is wrong with your kitchen temperature, why do you think of
turning a switch of your fridge??
3) To perform such permanent task I would prefer to have a permanently
installed hardware, there are very nice LCD display temperature modules on
the market with switch outputs
Cheers
Johannes
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> I was motivated to ask as I wanted a way of measuring the temperature
> in the kitchen and have an alarm sound from the Newton as a way of
> warning me to turn on a switch in my refrigerator.
> Does a package exist to warn me when a temperature is met?
> Alex
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