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Marlin's hotend idle timout feature uses a hard-coded temperature threshold that doesn't seem to be adjustable after the firmware has been compiled. Unfortunately, this means that if you set that temperature to something low and reasonable for a filament like PLA, but want to preheat something like ABS which can be preheated at m
~/go/src/go.googlesource.com/go/src/compress/flate $ tinygo test -c compress/flate && ./flate.test
~/go/src/go.googlesource.com/go/src/compress/flate $ go test -c && ./flate.test
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Hardware
Esp32
Hardware: ESP32 Devkit
onAPClientConnectCallback for ESP32
WiFimanager Branch/Release: Master
Esp32:
Need of onAPClientConnectCallback
Module: ESP32 DevKit
Would it be possible to have an onAPClientConnectCallback in blocking mode to show message on oled display?
Blynk library version: master branch at 144a90f3bdb66c3b6c03cce0335c1f1e304d91d6
IDE: VS Code + PlatformIO
IDE version: 1.52.1
Board type: ESP8266
Additional modules: Arduino ESP8266
Blynk.run() blocks if there is no internet connection on the network and connecting to a local server via SSL.
According to my investigation, `BlynkArduinoClientSecure::conn
Created by Massimo Banzi
Released 2003
The uncompensated temperature of the BMP180 is incorrectly converted to a 16-bit signed value, instead of a 32-bit signed value (long). Since the data is 16-bits wide and can therefore not be negative, the easy fix would be to do the following:
sip.js(1128): uncompensated = uint16(data[0], data[1]);
Please see page 15 of the manual of the BMP180 chip:
https://ae-bst.resource.bosch.com/media