Daly2MQTT creates strange datapoints / folders in ioBroker object tree

[Tesla-Birne]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• [X] I have searched the existing issues

Used Hardware?

Wemos D1 Mini

What happened?

Daly2MQTT is working fine. After 2 days of using it, I get some strange looking datapoints added by Daly2MQTT:

Screenshots / Fotos

Steps To Reproduce

I deleted all of the new useless datapoints, the next day there were new ones created. They become more and more the longer the software is active.

Version

2.x.x and above

Relevant livejson output

{"Device":{"Name":"Daly2MQTT","IP":"192.168.2.152","ESP_VCC":3.378,"Wifi_RSSI":-58,"Relais_Active":false,"Relais_Manual":false,"sw_version":"2.12.0","Flash_Size":4194304,"Sketch_Size":448464,"Free_Sketch_Space":3723264},"Pack":{"Voltage":27,"Current":0.8,"Power":21.6,"SOC":56.8,"Remaining_Ah":130.6,"Cycles":0,"BMS_Temp":17,"Cell_Temp":17,"cell_hVt":3.65,"cell_lVt":2.3,"cell_hVt2":3.65,"cell_lVt2":2.65,"pack_hVt":29.2,"pack_lVt":18.4,"pack_hVt2":29.2,"pack_lVt2":22,"High_CellNr":6,"High_CellV":3.384,"Low_CellNr":3,"Low_CellV":3.38,"Cell_Diff":4,"DischargeFET":true,"ChargeFET":true,"Status":"Stationary","Cells":8,"Heartbeat":131,"Balance_Active":false,"Fail_Codes":""},"CellV":{"CellV_1":3.382,"CellV_2":3.383,"CellV_3":3.38,"CellV_4":3.382,"CellV_5":3.382,"CellV_6":3.384,"CellV_7":3.383,"CellV_8":3.383},"CellTemp":{"Cell_Temp_1":17}}

Which BMS is connected?

Daly 150A, UART

What browsers are you seeing the problem on?

Safari

[softwarecrash]

please check your wifi strength, this behavior comes when while transimitting data the connection abort or esp restart

[Tesla-Birne]

OK, I will try to find a better place for the D1. Thanks so far

[softwarecrash]

OK, I will try to find a better place for the D1. Thanks so far

or use a D1 mini Pro with ceramic antenna or external antenna

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