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Battery Sensor / Voltage Monitor

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  • S stamag

    How can I present the value in Voltage (for example 3.06 V)? I don't like the "Battery monitor".

    I have got the multiple temperature meter (DHT + Dallas) working very well. Would be nice to have battery level in volts also.

    Cheers!

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    @stamag I don't know exactly which sensors are supported in vera but you could possibly 'trick' the voltage on a custom V_VAR type.

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        If I'm measuring a 5.2 volt battery, what value should R1 and R2 be?

        If the measuring voltages goes beyond the set voltage will that destroy the Arduino's input (A0)?

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          @jeylites You may change R1 and R2 and you don't destroy (A0).

          An other way is to change the multiplicator (0.003363075) in the formula:
          float batteryV = sensorValue * 0.003363075;

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