bme68x pressure units #665
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bme68x is show units as pascals.
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Looks good, thanks Mikey! I've got checking old hPa/millibars in each pressure sensor to go through on a very long todo list, I'll bump it up 😁 |
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Thank @tyeth ... btw, I should mention this is untested. I don't have the BME68x on hand only a BME28x. I can order the BME68x if you want me to test through. |
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I've got some kicking about and will give a quick run through |
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Looks good @mikeysklar Merged. Will be released next week (or possibly tonight but unlikely). Feel free to share the build assets with the user |
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bme68x is showing units as pascals (SI units) which the sensor puts out.
bme28x shows units as hector pascals ( hPa or millibars ) which is the more common way to discuss pressure.
This is a suggestion to stay with the BME28x hPA format which is nothing more than a divide by 100 for the BME68x to maintain consistency.
thread and images courtesy of wsquare58
forum thread on the issue.