[Phil23]

Noticed my Wifi Bars were missing on my display while testing.
Webpage was reporting RSSI as -55.

Would that mean all the IF statements below failed as the signal was exactly -55, not > or < ?
Bars did appear when Signal changed to -51.

Assume:-
    if (rssi > -55) WiFibars = 3;

Will fix it but what will be appropriate for the other two lines?

Thanks

Phil.
 

Code:

// --------------------------------------------------------------- // Draw WiFi signal strenght on the clock display // --------------------------------------------------------------- #if (ENABLE_WIFI == 1) void get_Wifistrength() { rssi = WiFi.RSSI(); if (rssi > -55) WiFibars = 3; else if (rssi < -55 && rssi > -70) WiFibars = 2; else if (rssi < -70 && rssi > -82) WiFibars = 1; else WiFibars = 0; } #endif

Edit:- Or would this work correctly?
 

Code:

#if (ENABLE_WIFI == 1) void get_Wifistrength() { rssi = WiFi.RSSI(); if (rssi >= -55) WiFibars = 3; else if (rssi >= -70) WiFibars = 2; else if (rssi >= -82) WiFibars = 1; else WiFibars = 0; } #endif

[werk_ag]

Hi Phil

Indeed it should be:

Code:

if (rssi >= -55) WiFibars = 3

Thanks for having pointed it to me.

Edit:- Or would this work correctly?

Code:

#if (ENABLE_WIFI == 1) void get_Wifistrength() { rssi = WiFi.RSSI(); if (rssi >= -55) WiFibars = 3; else if (rssi >= -70) WiFibars = 2; else if (rssi >= -82) WiFibars = 1; else WiFibars = 0; } #endif

This will work perfectly, and its more elegant
Adopted for next release.
Thanks

Rgs.
Werk_AG