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RSSI (Radio Signal Strength Indicator)
I've been testing the v1.4.0 update all day and have also observed that the RSSI icon doesn't immediately reflect the present UHF signal strength, that it takes several minutes for it to settle, and even then has been observed to fluctuate, or at least insofar as an icon can display, before ascending back to 4 bars. Maybe some folks with an SDR setup can fill us in a little better.
One of my tests placed the WH32B the furthest away from the office and still in the house (about 70-75') with the RSSI icon dropping down to 2-3 bars over the course of about 30 minutes, but then climbed up to 4 bars. Another test placed the sensor in the freezer (half the distance from the tablet display) and saw the icon changing between 2-3 bars during the first 15 minutes before going back up to 4 bars in another 10 minutes or so.
battery status are now displayed
I still haven't seen anything that indicates the status of the batteries on either the Osprey outdoor array, nor on the indoor WH32B sensors. Maybe I'm overlooking it on a hidden screen or something, but I never could find the battery status display for either sets of batteries.
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Sensor ID is displayed on About Display page for advanced customer troubleshooting
There are many sensors that could be paired with the tablet display, and out of those possibilities, I have the multi-sensor array outdoors associated with the Osprey and 2-sensor indoor array of the WH32B.
Contrasting the About Display screen before and after the v1.4.0 firmware update, I see virtually no differences between them including the same amount of available storage even after 2-months of data; moreover, I am not seeing individual sensor's ID which I was sort of expecting given the change log notes for v1.4.0. The Indoor ID of 0xc8, and the Outdoor ID of 0x99 shown in January (v1.3.8 ) are still equally vague after the March update.
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Rain rate value is now displayed
One of the first things noticed this morning whilst a rain event was underway, was the loss of some rain-related data after the update including the running total of the rain event, the hourly value, and most curiously 0.01" for the daily value. Obviously it's not a big deal, but it was interesting to see the 0.01" loss immediately after the update and thereafter.
And related was the clearing of the maximum daily gust after the update.