Temperatures below 0°C fixed #2
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Temperatures below the freezing point would result in temperatures above 3276.7°C, due to the overflow not getting handled. Solution is to subtract 32767 and then reverse the sign. I did the same for the humidity, just in case.
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There's something strange with this code, at low temps still above 0 °C the readings get jumpy. |
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Temperatures below the freezing point would result in temperatures above 3276.7°C, due to the overflow not getting handled. Solution is to subtract 32767 and then reverse the sign.
I did the same for the humidity, just in case.