* Finalized gain/integration adjustment trees
* Fixed the bugs
* works but polishing code
* need to debug pressure in bmp
* updated temp to change via setoption8 command from tasmota
* sensor table working, value reporting working, need to update dependency on sensor duality
* working
* updated file name for ms5837 xsns file
* final working with renamed for current updates (128->116)
* resolved PR comments for extra spaces, xi2c_96
* removed extra spaces, added unit for inches across languages
* removed inches as a unit from language files
* removed extra code, commented debug lines
* rebased with dev branch, fixed sensor116 command
* Finalized gain/integration adjustment trees
* Fixed the bugs
* works but polishing code
* need to debug pressure in bmp
* updated temp to change via setoption8 command from tasmota
* sensor table working, value reporting working, need to update dependency on sensor duality
* working
* updated file name for ms5837 xsns file
* final working with renamed for current updates (128->116)
* resolved PR comments for extra spaces, xi2c_96
* removed extra spaces, added unit for inches across languages
* added "Water depth" for languages
* removed inches as a unit from language files
* switched to centimeter units for SI consistency in Tasmota
* all variables showing in console and table; need to adjust offsets
* cm conversion properly reporting
* Sensor116 in console calibrates the sensor's pressure_offset variable
* removed pressure offset debugging lines
* removed unecessary commented items from old code
* Add files via upload
Added ENS16x library enabling read-out of ENS160 and ENS161 sensor component (follow-up of CCS811 and iAQcore)
Added ENS210 library to read out ENS210 temperature & humidity sensor
* Add files via upload
Add air quality sensor readout for ENS160 and ENS161 checking two possible I2C addresses (follow up sensor for CCS811 and iAQcore)
Add temperature and humidity sensor readout checking two possible I2C addresses
* Update BUILDS.md
Add USE_ENS16x and USE_ENS210
* Update decode-status.py
Add USE_ENS16x and ENS210
* Update I2CDEVICES.md
Add USE_ENS16x and USE_ENS210
* Update my_user_config.h
Add USE_ENS16x and USE_ENS210
* Update support_features.ino
Add USE_ENS16x and USE_ENS210
* Update tasmota_configurations.h
Add USE_ENS16x and ENS210
* Update tasmota_configurations_ESP32.h
Add USE_ENS16x and USE_ENS210
* Update xsns_111_ens16x.ino
Corrected I2X number
* Update xsns_112_ens210.ino
Corrected I2C number
* Disable USE_ENS16x and USE_ENS210 by default
* Added code size information
* cut down in libs
* optimize tasmota side
* fix ens16x web display
* final fix on alternate addresses
* update code & RAM usage
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Co-authored-by: Barbudor <barbudor@barbudor.net>
* Restart MAX17043 from the scratch
* revert change
* Changed battery capacity in charge (capacity is the Ah value of the battery, this degrades over time when battery ages)
* merge
* Changing xsns_109 to 110
* fix nr
* removed old xsns109
* Update I2CDEVICES.md
* clean-up usage of Interface
* Initial support for PMSA003I air quality sensor.
* Updated pmsa003i support to the latest dev branch
* Fixed typo in esp32 configuration
Removed all global variable and use the PM25_AQI_Data struct from Adafruit library
Fix typo Xsns100 to Xsns104
Fix Typo XI2C_71 to XI2C_78
* Move everything in custom Struct for PMSA003I driver
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Co-authored-by: Jean-Pierre Deschamps <info@jpdeschamps.com>
In method `FrogMoreScd40::startLowPowerPeriodicMeasurement` the `return`
statement appeared before the update of the `DuringMeasurement` flag.
Thus, the class would wrongly assume not be in measurement mode and a
subsequent `stopPeriodicMeasurement` would fail. Moved the `return`
statement to after setting the flag.
The previous included version (1.0.10) was failing to read more than
32 bytes of data from I2C devices (tested on AMG8833 which typically
reads 128 bytes -whose support is in progress-).
The problem was fixed in version 1.9.0.
Currently, this library is required and used just by the
Adafruit_VEML7700 library.
The VEML7700 sensor has been tested and proved to correctly work.
Signed-off-by: Roberto Bonacina <roby.bonacina@tutanota.com>