Re: Re: BSC level for humidity

[Kevin Hawkins <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes you can use a BSC Text type for almost anything - the disadvantage
is that it doesn't convey any resolution or range information nor
provide a clear way for control if it's an output (which it isn't in
your example) should you be able to issue a xAPBSC.cmd to the endpoint.

You could also use a standard Level command as before 6724/10000 and
supplement that with a DisplayText=67.24% parameter to achieve both.

K


Daniel Berenguer wrote:
>
> > A BSC Level is ideal for humidity sensors as they have a nice
0-100
> > fixed range (unlike say temperature sensors that don't map
easily). If
> > you have higher granularity than single steps between 0 and 100
then
> you
> > could use something like.
> >
> > Level=6724/10000 (67.24%)
> >
>
> Ufffs... just for simplicity, could I send "text=67.24%"
instead?
>
> I feel to be asking always the same questions (BSC text/level
> related). Sorry for that. My development is in an advanced state and I
> want to be sure of what I'm doing.
>
> Thanks Kevin.
>
> Daniel.
>
>