Closed twanek closed 7 years ago
I've also had it happen once when the fuse is set correctly, but the upload comms corrupted. Delete feature would be good.
The solution was implemented on the server side . ID of "Old" units are being reallocated to new requesters. An ID is labeled "Old" if more than 30 days have passed since the last data was received.
simptome: when flashing the new firmware, if one does not set the "do not clear eeprom" fusebit parameter, the server allocates a new device id. so, every time when the firmware is flashed, a "new' device will appear on the map, and the "old" ones still remain. this can clutter the map and could suggest improper device numbers / city. posteriorly impossible for the user to remove them...
solution: it would be nice to have a delete button on the dashboard (or some other way) to delete fictional stations from the map. (or delete automatically the units which are offline more than x days)