In low power mode, the reported temperature was about 2 degrees too low.
I tried setting temperature_offset to 2, but it was still too low by ~.5 degrees, so I set it to 2.5. As a consequence, the reading was a full degree too high.
For testing purposes I set the offset to -1 , after which I read temperatures about 60 degrees too low.
Specifies the offset to be added to the reported measurements to account for a bias in the measured signal. Value is in degrees Celsius with a resolution of 0.01 degrees and a maximum value of 374 C
In low power mode, the reported temperature was about 2 degrees too low.
I tried setting
temperature_offset
to2
, but it was still too low by ~.5 degrees, so I set it to2.5
. As a consequence, the reading was a full degree too high.For testing purposes I set the offset to
-1
, after which I read temperatures about 60 degrees too low.The docs state:
Something seems very broken here.
For context, this is how I call things: