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Thank you very much for your library, it's running very well.
I noticed that the BME280 seems to smooth out values rather strongly (thus not reacting to changes quickly). I understand that this is a feature of the chip itself, but I wondered if there was a way to disable this behavior.
I've been running it in parallel with a DHT22, and I notice that the BME280 lags behind the DHT22 quite a lot. For instance, the two sensors show the same temperature at 7 am, but at 10 am, when outside temperature has risen, the BME280 is lagging behind (7 degrees F as of right now, which I think is quite a lot.
So is this an effect of the compensation settings, which could be changed via the library?
Thanks!
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Hello Richard,
Thank you very much for your library, it's running very well.
I noticed that the BME280 seems to smooth out values rather strongly (thus not reacting to changes quickly). I understand that this is a feature of the chip itself, but I wondered if there was a way to disable this behavior.
I've been running it in parallel with a DHT22, and I notice that the BME280 lags behind the DHT22 quite a lot. For instance, the two sensors show the same temperature at 7 am, but at 10 am, when outside temperature has risen, the BME280 is lagging behind (7 degrees F as of right now, which I think is quite a lot.
So is this an effect of the compensation settings, which could be changed via the library?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: