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Offset temperature could be calculated in 0.1°C steps instead of just being rounded to .0°C or .5°C
Description
As far as I understand the code the temperature for the offset based calibration will be rounded in 0.5°C steps. I know that there are thermostats that doesn't accept more precise values, but at least the Sonoff TRVZB I'm using accepts 0.1°C steps. It would be great to have some kind of option which defines how values will be rounded or if it could be detected automatically.
Have I overlooked something and there already is such a feature? Or is there any other reason why temperature values should be only rounded in 0.5°C steps?
Thank you!
P.S. I could try to implement such a feature but it could take some time...
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Offset temperature could be calculated in 0.1°C steps instead of just being rounded to .0°C or .5°C
Description
As far as I understand the code the temperature for the offset based calibration will be rounded in 0.5°C steps. I know that there are thermostats that doesn't accept more precise values, but at least the Sonoff TRVZB I'm using accepts 0.1°C steps. It would be great to have some kind of option which defines how values will be rounded or if it could be detected automatically.
Have I overlooked something and there already is such a feature? Or is there any other reason why temperature values should be only rounded in 0.5°C steps?
Thank you!
P.S. I could try to implement such a feature but it could take some time...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: