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Status: Open.

#11 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· hairyhoncho opened on Mar 2, 2021

Battery level display needs to be further stabilized. Change the current value only if the value falls in the range more than a certain number of times in a row?

Status: Open.

#10 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

In the display control module, processor is left idle as delays are required for the display to work correctly. This idling can be replaces with ms_timer to further optimize power consumption

Status: Open.

#9 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

The Enable pins of the boost converter and LDO can be controlled by the controller to further optimize power consumption

Status: Open.

#8 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

When a weight read command is given, the weight in global variable is sent. This weight can be upto 1 second old. Is there a way to read the weight in real-time when the command comes in?

Status: Open.

#7 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

Add "delta" factor as tolerance for weight display change. This saves battery and appears more stable

Status: Open.

#6 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

Boost converter has relatively higher quiescent current. Power draw can be further optimized by changing this part with one with low quiscent current.

Status: Open.

#5 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

Calibration factor is currently hardcoded. Should be modifyable through Bluetooth

Status: Open.

#4 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

Isolate display control and weighing control components

Status: Open.

#3 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

Charging Indicator LED on the charging IC does not glow properly. This could be happening because the battery is not able to draw enough current charge from the IC. Test with a higher capacity battery

Status: Open.

#2 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020

Design does not have a "charging indicator" voltage divider circuit

Status: Open.

#1 In IoTReady/low-power-nrf52-weighing-scale;

· KaranRajPradhan opened on May 28, 2020