12-08-2017, 16:50
I found a small bug, which under some circumstances can cause the described behaviour.
It's already corrected in WeatherDuino Pro2 PLUS RX v3.0_b002
Please download the software package again.
Anyway, always take in mind that the RF Efficiency values only have a some mean after some hours of operation, in the first minutes after a start up they are always close to 100% and tend to decrease along the time, this happens because we compute the lose of data packets in a 24 hours period. An RF Efficiency of 100% is impossible to be obtained along the time, because there will always be data packets that will be lost.
The main intention of showing the "RF Efficiency" data, is to allow the users to have a quick way to check how each of their different TX units which usually are placed in different places are working, so its not a "scientific calculation".
It's already corrected in WeatherDuino Pro2 PLUS RX v3.0_b002
Please download the software package again.
Anyway, always take in mind that the RF Efficiency values only have a some mean after some hours of operation, in the first minutes after a start up they are always close to 100% and tend to decrease along the time, this happens because we compute the lose of data packets in a 24 hours period. An RF Efficiency of 100% is impossible to be obtained along the time, because there will always be data packets that will be lost.
The main intention of showing the "RF Efficiency" data, is to allow the users to have a quick way to check how each of their different TX units which usually are placed in different places are working, so its not a "scientific calculation".