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TBOL100 Temperature Strangeness
Hi There, I'm using the Browan Object Locator function to ingest data into Azure IoT Hub. It's working nicely but sometimes the temperature reading goes a bit strange. Here are some examples from today...
30C would be about right on my desk or in my pocket, but where are these 60-something readings coming from?
I know that sometimes you have to take data from IoT sensors with a pinch of salt but I just wondered if anyone else was seeing this? I've looked at the source code and it appears to implement what is described in the Reference Manual so I think that's OK.
Any thoughts?
Cheers Jason.
Hmmmm, now that I look at the decoded JSON more closely, the format I get from 'Browan Object Locator' Community Function is different to the JSON format from the function called 'TAB' (here.) Am I missing something, are the Community Functions in the Helium console different to those mentioned in this repo?
Community Function JSON { "accuracy": 9, "battery": 3.9, "battery_percent": 60, "button": false, "gns_error": false, "gns_fix": false, "latitude": 54.628259, "longitude": -2.15796, "moving": true, "temperature": 28 }
TAG Function from this repo { "status": 0, "battery": 3.9, "capacity": 100, "temperature": 25, "gnssFix": true, "latitude": -33.423518, "longitude": -70.600072, "accuracy": 16, "altitude": 0 }
Cheers Jason.