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• #2
What are you using to read?
E.getTemperature
or:Bangle.getPressure().then(d=>{ console.log(d); // {temperature, pressure, altitude} });
The first uses the sensor in the Bangle's CPU, but the latter uses the altimeter chip which should be a lot more accurate.
... but even so the Bangle will take maybe an hour to cool down after you've worn it for a bit
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• #3
I am using the "BW Clock" and "Altimeter" apps.
Looking quickly at the code it looks like they are using the barometer. (I could be wrong though)I tried to let the watch cool down the whole morning and the temperature now reads 25°C which seams more reasonable. Wikipedia says that skin temperature varies between 33.5 and 36.9 °C so the 32°C I read yesterday makes sense.
I suppose I wasn't patient enough the first time.
Thanks
Hello,
The temperature sensor of my Bangle JS 2 reads 32°C (on multiple apps) in a room that is 20°C at most. I put the watch on a table for a while to make sure the heat doesn't come from my skin but no change.
Do you know what could cause this issue ?
I am running firmware 2v21.
Thanks