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It seems like the readings from temperature sensor devices (RF) are in hexadecimal value. For instance, my Alecto V4 device returns the following:
20;0A;Alecto V4;ID=58d0;TEMP=0080;HUM=66;BAT=OK;
The current temperature is expressed in hexadecimal, being 0x0080 in hex 128 in decimal, which is the current temperature (12.8 degrees). Temperature return by these devices is xx.x (2 digits + 1 decimal reading).
This is the way other MQTT bridges return it, specially the espRFLinkMQTT.
Would it be possible to convert the hex reading into a human readeable format?
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I do believe that the MQTT integration requires a rework to follow the new HA MQTT standards. You are more than welcome to submit a patch for that. Myself I don't have the time to work on it right now.
Hello,
It seems like the readings from temperature sensor devices (RF) are in hexadecimal value. For instance, my Alecto V4 device returns the following:
20;0A;Alecto V4;ID=58d0;TEMP=0080;HUM=66;BAT=OK;
The current temperature is expressed in hexadecimal, being 0x0080 in hex 128 in decimal, which is the current temperature (12.8 degrees). Temperature return by these devices is xx.x (2 digits + 1 decimal reading).
This is the way other MQTT bridges return it, specially the espRFLinkMQTT.
Would it be possible to convert the hex reading into a human readeable format?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: