Have you looked in the WebBrick WB10B64 Manual which describes how you use temperature sensors?
To get temperature sensors displayed in your preferred order then connect them one at a time. So the first
temperature sensor getting tagged will be displayed in the 1st row and the tagged temperature sensor will be
displayed in the following row and so on. After connecting a temperature sensor, manually
issue the 'RT' command and wait for each it to register before adding the next sensor.
The WebBrick has a command interface that accepts command strings, these can be gen-
erated by the Web interface and can also be sent to the WebBrick over the network. For
network delivery the commands can be sent using an HTTP URL with the command en-
coded in the parameters or a UDP transmission, the HTTP use is preferable as you get an
indication of whether the command was received at the WebBrick.
The RT Command scans the one wire bus for new sensors.
Issuing the 'RT' command -
All commands start with a 2 character identifier, and are followed by any required pa-
rameters and terminated by a colon (':') character after the parameters, which means
end-command, each parameter to a command is terminated by a semi-colon (;). in this
document items in <is a user parameter> and should be replaced with real world values.
Generally the first character within the 2 character identifier identifies the command group
and the second identifies the entity type. No extra blank spaces should be inserted into
the command as unexpected things may happen or the command will be rejected.
These commands can be sent to the WebBrick By encoding the parameters into an HTTP
URL and accessing that URL.
HTTP URL to be used is http://<ip Address>/cfg.spi?com=<commandString>
Where <ip address> is the WebBricks IP address or host name. and <commandString> is
one of the command strings documented here. Note some commands will need you logged
in for them to be processed.
So a typical RT command could be - 'http://10.100.100.100/cfg.spi?com=RT'
Try this out and let us know if this registers the temperature sensors in proper order.