Jan Kandziora - 2016-09-13

"type" is a standard property which just tells which individual driver functions inside owfs are used. It doesn't show a chip type. The family code is the same for both the DS1922 and the DS1923, it's 0x41. So even Maxim thinks they can be handled by the same driver functions.

If I read the datasheet correctly, it's only the humiditdy registers missing on the DS1922E, and the calibration data registers of the DS1923 are general purpose RAM on the DS1922. And the humidity data in the scratchpad in invalid in the DS1922E.

Oh, and a general note: Don't use the FUSE binding, it has concurrency problems. If you need shell access, use owserver and the ow-shell tools.