I have also had problems trying to remove the sensor, having to reset the whole interface and clear everything to do it.
It also affects another sensor once set up as room temperature.
Thanks @Jack for the information, I will not bother with the testing of different sensors if you have already tried. I am using 2.10 and have looked back through the err log and do see a few different sensor showing the same problem. The main issue seems to be the outside sensor which covers 98% of the errors and the other 2% being the other sensors.
As the outage only last fractions of seconds I assume that this does not affect the control of the fermentation chamber.
Well, mine are sometimes down for up to a minute or two at a time. The room temp sensors aren’t involved in the control as far as I can tell. So this isn’t really a big issue for me. Just makes the logs look dirty.
originally when getting the error, i would even recieve errors for sensors where the address was different by a few digits to any of the sensors i own, but once again this seems to have been fixed with the stability fix in the latest update.
I have created an issue for this bug and will investigate this further. I don’t think it affects temp control, because the sensor is almost always back immediately. The room temp sensor is not even used by the temp control algorithm.
Same issue here, and on the room temp sensor as well. Getting frequent disconnect/connects matched by an odd graphing.
The Fridge and Beer probes are nice and smooth, but as you can see the polling on the room temp gets stuck (or isn’t polled as often) and is a sawtooth graph. This is combined with the disconnect messages.
If you need anything as well for debugging, I’ll be happy to help.
The fact that the room temp sensor is not smooth is not due to disconnects.
The sensors have a resolution of 0.0625 degree Celsius. The fridge and beer sensor are filtered, so they are smoothed between the 0.0625 degree steps.
If the sensor reports disconnected but returns immediately, don’t worry. It is reinitialized and reading data correctly.
Why the warning appears and appears more often with the room temp sensor is still unclear to me. I have not looked into this, because sensors are handled differently in the next release.