You need to create a second temperature sensor object. sensor = New Phidgets.TemperatureSensor sensor.open(284703) Like that, only a second one. Use the appropriate serial number as well. You can use the same event handler for both devices. You can differentiate in the handler which device generated...

When you upgrade the packages it may open up new packages that need upgrading. Go back and check again that all of the packages are fully upgraded to make sure you have the newest webservice version on the SBC.

Just create a second object in the same way that you created the first. When you call open make sure that you use the appropriate serial number.

But what is actually going wrong? That code looks generally fine so the problems must be coming from elsewhere in the your program.

What kind of problems are you having exactly?

Lyndon Williams wrote:The error only occurs for me with Python 3.2 or Python 3.3, not with Python 2.7.

It does appear to be a 3.2 related error.

I've got both 2.6 and 3.2.

Try running this though obviously replace the IP address with the appropriate one. It is just a simple modification of our default sample code: #!/usr/bin/env python #Basic imports from ctypes import * import sys import random #Phidget specific imports from Phidgets.PhidgetException import PhidgetEr...

openRemoteIP has 4 arguments. You have left out serial number.

That is a really cool project. It's always great to see people using Phidgets for not only neat, but useful things. If you would be interested in putting this on our website under our application guide section send me an email at support@phidgets.com and I can give you some more information.