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Bug: Voltage readout sometimes mixes digits #91
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Confirmed. And I thought it was just my imagination... But it's a pretty easy fix. For the second decimal place I will fix it today evening (UTC+2). |
cool, thanks! |
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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An ADC conversion between the two blink_num() calls could potentially update the voltage in a way the the second digit rolls over and the resulting number doesn't make sense. Fixes ToyKeeper#91
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when the voltage is on the very edge of a 0.1V step (say, 4.200V), the readout sometimes mixes 0.1 and 0.02 digits from separate sensor readings. (at least that's what i think is happening)
expected result at 4.200V: 4.20, 4.22 or 4.18 (may vary between separate readouts)
actual result is any of: 4.20, 4.22, 4.28, 4.10, 4.12, 4.18
so far, tested on versions
0273-2024-04-20
,0125-2024-04-20
and0135-2024-04-20
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