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Klimerko Firmware v2.1.0

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@epiller epiller released this 14 Sep 11:02
· 6 commits to master since this release

This update brings a highly requested feature: User-configurable temperature offset.
Previously, if you wanted to change the temperature offset, you'd need to do it in source code and then recompile and re-upload it.
This time around, all you need to do is enter WiFi Configuration Mode and input your desired temperature offset.
Not only that, but humidity is now compensated for the temperature offset, which means that humidity sensor readings are much more accurate now.

Configurable Temperature Offset

  • Configured via WiFi Configuration Mode - user friendly web interface
  • Humidity readings are compensated for the temperature offset, which results in more accurate humidity readings than before
  • Your custom temperature offset is now stored in device memory, which means it persists over firmware updates - same as device credentials
  • A factory reset resets the temperature offset value as well
  • Current temperature offset is also published as an asset to your AllThingsTalk Maker account
    • Make sure to create a Sensor asset of type Number named temperature-offset in order to use this feature
  • Default temperature offset is -4°C, same as before
  • Decimal values are supported (e.g. -2.4, 0.2, -5.12)
  • Maximum positive offset is +25°C and maximum negative offset is -25°C
  • Use value 0 to disable offset
  • Current temperature offset is always shown in WiFi Configuration Portal (as opposed to credentials, which aren't)

Other changes

  • Updated WiFiManager
  • Adds units when displaying sensor values via serial monitor
  • Shows your input values for Device Token and Device ID via Serial output if the values you wrote are disregarded for any reason
  • Informs you via Serial output if there are no WiFi credentials stored on the device
  • Renamed some functions

Updating

If you're running Klimerko Firmware version 2.0.0, simply enter WiFi Configuration Mode in your Klimerko and upload the attached Klimerko_Firmware.bin file. Easy as that!

To update your device, go to Updating Firmware!