Max Prokhorov

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> If instead of using ADS1115 you want to use an analog multiplexer and the Esp8266 ADC (as in my original idea) you can simply define a new device id,...

Apparently, c22b369c865aad8df1f78e438351bca4f0b43b0e changed a lot of neighbouring sensors. Commit above does something different; instead of waiting for the sample(s) immediately, value is cached to satisfy the delayed reading timing and...

Commit above i.e. commit a1ffa9f, average is calculated as sum divided by sample total. Weights can be added, if necessary I also meant to point out time spent in yield()...

> Does this method have timing restrictions? Sensor::tick() is called every Arduino loop(), so it can be treated similarly. (no clever coroutine code, just two tasks. for now :) The...

I think you also got me confused of your intention there, don't hold my initial agreement against me pls :> When lower timeouts are used, it does indeed appear to...

'wierd' is about the words used, not the timeout / duration / deadline thing itself :) We can't distinguish WiFiClient from Secure in HTTPClient, hence it makes most sense to...

Not upstream everywhere, yet https://github.com/arduino/ArduinoCore-renesas/blob/3dd08de860915a3577c232d3c0c2a66d33e04df7/libraries/WiFiS3/src/WiFiTypes.h#L20-L32 UNO R4 deployed these Still pending for older cores https://github.com/arduino-libraries/WiFi101/pull/350 https://github.com/arduino-libraries/WiFiNINA/pull/259 I would guess this should be ok here, actively saving from undefined enum errors...

Why do you think of cache first? You sure networking works at all? DNS servers are printable ```cpp Serial.println(WiFi.dnsIP(0)); Serial.println(WiFi.dnsIP(1)); Serial.println(WiFi.dnsIP(2)); ``` Same for our own IP, netmask and gateway...

True, DNS client stores the record based on TTL. My question was - is device actually connected, does anything *but* DNS work? Error code -5 means IN\_PROGRESS, our code just...

Code above does not look like the linked WiFiManager .ino file though. You sure it is Core and / or SDK leaking something and not your app / WiFiManager /...