As you may habe noticed, the display on the Android app has an accuracy of 0,001 liters/sec. That translates to 3,6 liters/hour. So the consumption increases every 3,6 liters/hour which is a resolution that doesn't really make sense, since the system is capable of higher resolutions. So I have edited the Arduino sketches so that it sends a 4 decimal float number, instead of a 3 decimal one. The resolution is now 0,36 liters/hour.
In order for the Android app to work with the new code, I have made some changes in the code.
Change:
to
I have pdated the initial code and the links to the apps.
Here is the link again (Adds don't work but that is on purpose)
In order for the Android app to work with the new code, I have made some changes in the code.
Change:
BTFuel.println(literspersecond+literspersecond2,3); // Sends liters per second to Bluetooth
to
BTFuel.println(literspersecond+literspersecond2,4); // Sends liters per second to Bluetooth
I have pdated the initial code and the links to the apps.
Here is the link again (Adds don't work but that is on purpose)
