Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: I received Red, White and Black wires - what is the pinout?
Document: It would have been nice to see some paperwork to actually define which one of the 3 wires on each probe does what. It might have been obvious that black=common, red=+5V (in the non-parasitic powered mode) and white=data, but it still would have been nice to see it on paper.
These things are accurate and very easy to get going.Dependencies:4.7k or 1-2.2k pull-up resistorsOneWire Arduino libraryPinout:Red = (VCC)Black = (GND)Yellow = (Digital signal) ** 5V use a 4.7k resistor between signal and VCC, 3.3V use a 1-2.2k resistor
Not much to say that isn't in the description other than the fact that the bare ends of the wires appear to have been soldered so they are especially easy to work with. I've previously ordered DS18b20's from a different seller and the wires were stranded and not soldered which I ended up doing in the end for ease of installation.
my color code ended up being (after fighting it all evening)Red(+)Yellow(GROUND!!!???)Green(DATA!!!??? )Once I wired it up that way it worked fine. I give the item 5 stars and the description a lot of swearing.
They arrived pretty quick, 1-2 weeks the most.The thing is that only 2 out of 5 were functional. The rest are not working. I could only use the extra lines to extend the 4 feet lead they originally come with!Other then that the ones that are working are working.Red - 5VYellow DataBlack(!) ground
I use these to monitor HVAC, inside and outside temp using a Raspberry Pi. All worked, so far no problems.
Nice resolution, much better than the dht11. I have a couple of them submersed and they seem to be holding up fine. The one wire hookup is good too.
This is a great deal for those of you looking for temperature sensors. I've been using mine with Raspberry Pi projects. Adafruit has a great guide on how to use these. I definitely recommend them.
These probes seem to display better accuracy than the "non" waterproof version I had been using. Matched the temp displayed by my other brand digital alarm / display exactly.
I found these to be exactly what they were advertised to be. I've used 3 of the 5 and all three give consistently comparable values. Either they're accurate, or they're all off by the same amount.
Answer: no