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Notes on setting 'comfortable temp and humidity' levels #22

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JamoDevNich opened this issue Jun 16, 2020 · 1 comment
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Notes on setting 'comfortable temp and humidity' levels #22

JamoDevNich opened this issue Jun 16, 2020 · 1 comment

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@JamoDevNich
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I did some research into this device a while back and found how to set the "Comfortable Temp and Humidity" levels.

These are just cosmetic settings that control how the face on the LCD changes its expression. As long as both the temperature and humidity are within the ranges specified by the user, the face expression will be ^_^. If either is outside the ranges, the face expression will be -^-.

Thought I'll pop this here in-case anyone is interested in this.

UUID: ebe0ccd7-7a0a-4b0c-8a1a-6ff2997da3a6
Handle: 43

Adjust the thresholds at which the facial expression on the device will change

Read Command: char-read-hnd 43
Write Command: char-write-req 8c0a6c075514
Response:

         DEC:             85 20
Response HEX: 8c 0a 6c 07 55 14
               |  |  |  |  |  |
               |  |  |  |  |  Min Humidity
               |  |  |  |  Max Humidity
               |  |  |  Min Temperature (Little Endian byteorder)
               |  |  Min Temperature (Little Endian byteorder)
               |  Max Temperature (Little Endian byteorder)
               Max Temperature (Little Endian byteorder)

In the response above: Min Humidity = 20%, Max Humidity = 85%, Min Temperature = 19.00degC, Max Temp = 27.00degC

After writing a value, the device will update the on-screen facial expression when its sensor reading changes.

@53RT
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53RT commented Jun 17, 2020

Found a matching image showing the default values in the review linked in #21.

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