Closed nikil511 closed 7 years ago
did not test this, but this seems to be a problem in the used library, will have a look when i find time...
...just out of interesst, why do you use an AM2320 when you also have a bme280/si7021?
Why not?! I have BME280, HTU21D, LM75A and AM2320 on the same unit...(testing, comparing purposes)!
I am building a small 3d printed gadget with a few sensors. Noticed that readings are off probably due to esp heat in the enclosure but since i have loads of sensor variations decided to evaluate their performance anyway just to be sure.
ESPeasy makes these tests so easy 😉
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is it possible we use an unsigned variable somewhere?
krikk fixed it
Steps to reproduce
Put an AM2320 in the freezer
Expected behavior
Show values bellow zero
Actual behavior
values drop till zero and start going up again
System configuration
Hardware: wemos d1 mini + BME280 + Si7021 + AM2320 on batteries
Software or git version: build from source mega branch 22/5/2017