Open georgevbsantiago opened 1 year ago
I think that it should be done from the device itself. In the same way you print "Comando", the device is capable of reporting millis, date from an RTC, etc.
Does it solve the issue?
It is an alternative form of solution for most cases. The problem with this solution is that it consumes data. In the case of devices that use GSM/CAT/NB-IoT with a data plan of 5, 10, 20 Mb... there is an impact on data traffic when the uplink is performed.
In the platformio example, we used the flag: monitor_filters = time
, not the device to generate the date and time.
See: https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/projectconf/sections/env/options/monitor/monitor_filters.html
One option would be to add a checkbox at the top, next to "Clear" for the user to enable or disable the timestamp (date time).
Insert date and time in Device Terminal Without the date, time, minute and second, we don't know what date and time the event reported in the print occurred.