The hardware is simply too inaccurate (at least until the offset is adjusted) for this to be on by default. I tested out v2.0.0 on a Rev B1 board and the low voltage buzzer went off the first time I ever plugged in a battery (which was fully charged) - customers shouldn't have to experience that.
The voltage circuit is very useful for some of the safety features, but as is currently implemented in hardware/software, just too erratic to have customers rely heavily on until they understand its limitations.
The hardware is simply too inaccurate (at least until the offset is adjusted) for this to be on by default. I tested out v2.0.0 on a Rev B1 board and the low voltage buzzer went off the first time I ever plugged in a battery (which was fully charged) - customers shouldn't have to experience that.
The voltage circuit is very useful for some of the safety features, but as is currently implemented in hardware/software, just too erratic to have customers rely heavily on until they understand its limitations.