Open TecMunky opened 8 years ago
Overriding a calibration has the effect of deleting the previous calibration and entering a new one. This can be done repeatedly until there is a good calibration.
That said, I really want to get to fixing this calibration issues, but there are always more things in the queue. (hopefully to get there after predictive alerts and noise).
I know repeated override calibrations could be a workaround, but sometimes that isn't an option, or even possible.
On Sep 1, 2016 15:31, "tzachi-dar" notifications@github.com wrote:
Overriding a calibration has the effect of deleting the previous calibration and entering a new one. This can be done repeatedly until there is a good calibration.
That said, I really want to get to fixing this calibration issues, but there are always more things in the queue. (hopefully to get there after predictive alerts and noise).
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Sometimes I don't know a calibration is bad until a couple data points after the calibration. It would be nice to be able to delete the last calibration at any time - or at least up to an hour later. I know we can override a calibration up to an hour later, but that doesn't help if it is just going to be another bad calibration.