Interfacin​g TEDS accelerome​ter to microcontr​oller with 1wire interface.

Please suggest me how to interface TEDS accelerometer to signal conditioning hardware. I need 1 wire interface between TEDS accelerometer which is biased by -5V and microcontroller with 1.8V logic 1 wire interface.
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hi,
thank u for your reply.
this is our circuit(attachment). our teds works with -5V bias and microcontroller  works at 1.8V and it has inbuilt 1-wire controller(in circuit i have send through attachment micro controller not shown) please suggest me how to design signal conditioning(voltage level translation with bidirectional control) 
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