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Address validation error #11
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This is probably the same error I have fixed in this pull request: #10 |
Ok thanks, will this new fixed version be released via npm? |
Yes I try to publish it during this week. |
Updated today. |
Hi! |
@SirReal-surreal |
The update didn't work - so I edited the HTML source manually. You need to find the HTML source for the node BME280 on your raspberry and you change the "n" to a capital "N" and that's it. The path is something like this (if default is used): |
Ah for the understood Thank you! |
But I would say if the update doesn‘ t work is a big problem. |
Hi guys, I just checked the package installing it from npm and the NaN issue is fixed. I doubt it the problem has any relation with the node version or npm as isNaN is std javascript function. So something fishy is going on. I'm will be busy for the next two week. So I can't do proper test. If someone is able to test why this happening pleas let me know. |
Hi @ludiazv ! |
@ludiazv Problem should be solved.
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Solved over here with updater using palette. |
Then I Think we can close this issue now. |
Thanks @hasenradball for solving the issue. |
you are welcome |
Hi
the BME280 shows me an address validation error. NaN is not defined, despite the number being filled (0x76).
Any idea? Tried deleting the node and putting in a new one, but the issue persists.
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