Releases: hackair-project/hackAir-Arduino
Version 1.0.0
New in 1.0.0:
- Send the version library to the server
Version v0.6.1
This version contains fixes about how the library handles errors. In details:
- Don't compensate for humidity if there is a problem reading from the temp/humidity sensor
- Send an error code instead of
NaN
when all readings inreadAverageData()
fail - Use specific error codes instead of just 0 or 1
This release is a candidate for version 1.0 that should launch mid-May.
Version v0.6.0
This version has an issue related to measurements, please use the latest version
Changes since v0.5.2:
- Use humidity compensation by default when using the Wemos platform
- Add API to take an average of
n
measurements - Simplify example sketches using the new average API
SHA256 hash for hackAIR-Arduino.zip
: 52f750832a89c6d3dde857c81848eff2d799f3e2a0f0962f315c28a0f6ea2e09
Version v0.5.2
New in v0.5.2
- Add humidity compensation function
- Add example for Wemos platform
New in v0.5.1
- Changed the naming scheme for the examples so it's consistent across boards.
- Added an example sketch for clearing the WiFi shield's stored access points.
- Added advanced sketches for the Ethernet and hackAIR WiFi shield with sensor sleep modes.
New in v0.5.0
- Added support for the Wemos platform
Version v0.5.1
New in v0.5.1
- Changed the naming scheme for the examples so it's consistent across boards.
- Added an example sketch for clearing the WiFi shield's stored access points.
- Added advanced sketches for the Ethernet and hackAIR WiFi shield with sensor sleep modes.
New in v0.5.0
- Added support for the Wemos platform
Version v0.5.0 - Wemos Support
This release adds support for Wemos ESP8266 boards. The next minor release will include example sketches for the new platform.
Version v0.4.2
Fix a problem with SDS011 data package decoding.
Version v0.4.1
Minor bug fixes compared to v0.4.0.
Version v0.4.0
Added a couple of helper methods to control the WiFi shield's power control MOSFET. Sensors connected to the GND!
power pin can be controlled and disabled using the transistor to save power when not used.
Version 0.3.4
Fixed the Ethernet HTTP header being out-of-spec.
This is the recommended version for the Amsterdam Workshop (4-5 Oct. 2017).