Fix missing conversions of bme280 values #3965
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Please rebase this for 0_15 branch. |
The BME280 usermod uses a multiply-round-divide approach to cap the temperature/humidity/pressure values to some number of decimals. But the divide-part was missing in a few instances.
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Rebased. I also changed the target to |
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The BME280 usermod uses a multiply-round-divide approach to cap the temperature/humidity/pressure values to some number of decimals. But the divide-part was missing in a few instances.
This shows up as the temperature/pressure being a 10-factor too high, depending on the config chosen in my case (BMP280 I2C chip).
Turns out the divide-by-10 was just missing from a few statements.