would be interesting to know
what exactly got fixed.
Just stopping scrolling would normally not solve any issue - it will only not show the other sensors.
That's like you go through a hospital and the doors are open and you see sick people in their beds.
By closing the door they usually don't recover and become healthy.
The picture shows clearly that the Extra Temperature/Humidity (WH31) sensor channel 7 has low battery and doesn't show any reading.
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it has nothing to do with a WH32 or WH32B.
And there is no point in arguing whether Ecowitt on their web page show WH32B or not. Ecowitt calls it now WH32 indoor T/H/P and WH32 outdoor T/H for the average person to understand better.
Here, in the forum, you are with the expert users. If you read the central post on Ambient/FO/WEcowitt stations as I suggested earlier, (
https://www.wxforum.net/index.php?topic=40730.0 ) you go more into the details - and we have explained that the indoor sensor is named WH32B and that the B stands for barometer - this is Ecowitt insider information which we share here.
We didn't invent that.
Actually you misinterpreted the symptom - your post subject should have been - "WH31 sensor showing battery warning" or the like.
Now, if you don't have a WH31 Extra T/H sensor registered on channel 7, you should disable this sensor in the console.
setup --> more --> sensorsID
Again, there is a chapter in this central thread which deals with the HP2550 console, and there it says that it is
good practice to deactivate all sensors in the console (HP25x0 or any other) which you do not possess or do not want to be connected to your console. This avoids stray sensors from the environment being picked up or other signals from RF band (433, 868, 915 MHz depending) to be misinterpreted by the console.
If you have a WH31 on channel 7, then your battery is probably down.