Open Nealux opened 3 years ago
These are missing translations. The second pressure line should be pressure at sea level. The second temperature line should be the dew point.
Thanks a lot for a fast answer clarifying this to me. Hopefully this translation error will be corrected in the future.
@Nealux You may help us by adding the missing texts in the file https://github.com/opendata-stuttgart/sensors-software/blob/master/airrohr-firmware/intl_se.h Or you write down the 3 missing strings here.
I do not want to risc anything by doing the change myself… The missing translations are as follows: Pressure at sea level = Lufttryck vid havsytan Dewpoint = Daggpunkt Am i correct if I think that the line for ”Dewpoint” should look something like this? const char INTL_DEWPOINT[] PROGMEM = "Daggpunkt";
Ulf
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These are missing translations. The second pressure line should be pressure at sea level. The second temperature line should be the dew point.
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I have added the 2 translations.
The code const char INTL_DEWPOINT[] PROGMEM = "Daggpunkt";
would be correct.
Do you think you could also translate the 4 "static ip" lines and 'height above sea level'? If these are translated then I will upload a new beta version.
Static ip = Statisk ip Height above sea level = Höjd över havet
Regards
Ulf
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I have added the 2 translations. The code const char INTL_DEWPOINT[] PROGMEM = "Daggpunkt"; would be correct. Do you think you could also translate the 4 "static ip" lines and 'height above sea level'? If these are translated then I will upload a new beta version.
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Static ip = Statisk ip Height above sea level = Höjd över havet
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I have added the 2 translations. The code const char INTL_DEWPOINT[] PROGMEM = "Daggpunkt"; would be correct. Do you think you could also translate the 4 "static ip" lines and 'height above sea level'? If these are translated then I will upload a new beta version.
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Testing the beta software there are five entries for the BME 280 sensor.
Both pressure and temperature have two lines. Please see picture below
Firmware: NRZ-2021-134-B4/SE (Aug 10 2021) What could the problem be?