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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.
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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?
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.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: