bogde
bogde
@riemers it does make some sense though. since serial communication is now faster, it's less likely for that to interfere with anything else. glad it works for you now. cheers!
Did you find a solution? Otherwise, can you post the rest of your code and give more details about your setup?
why dont you follow the example and use: ``` scale.set_scale(calibration_factor); scale.tare(); ``` is there any reason why you're using set_scale without a parameter?
i think you should stick to the example code until you figure it out theres no reason to call set_offset manually, since i see you're already trying to use tare,...
i think you should use set_scale in setup only and then tare() before measurement, if possible.
first of all, nice project, congrats! i recently worked on a BLE firmware plus mobile app myself, i really enjoyed the whole thing. i would do: `scale.set_scale(...);` `scale.tare(); // optional...
for some reason i thought the `if (deviceConnected) {...}` block executes when a device first connects, i now understand it executes while a device stays connected. anyway, one other thing...
quick question: you were calling tare() after set_scale(...) in your setup, right?
im not sure i understand your question. if accuracy is not important you could try increasing the value of set_scale by a factor of 10, 100, 1000 ... and then...
sorry, i can't help you with that.