Ruuvi Station 1.1.4 is now available on the public beta program. If youâre a beta tester, youâre now able to update the app on Google Play. If youâre experiencing any issues, please report back to us.
Not really many beta tester seats are currently available:
Ruuvi Station 1.1.5 has been finally promoted to production on Google Play.
Version 1.1.5:
Fix air pressure history migration issue with old app versions
Version 1.1.4:
This major release includes several codebase and Bluetooth scanning improvements as well as new features:
- More reliable background scanning
- Beautified history graphs
- Absolute humidity
- Dew point
- Hygrometer calibration
- 1-72h history logging
- Option to show all data points on graphs
- History export
The latest app has many updates compared to the old production build, mostly under the hood. We continue enhancing the apps (both Android and iOS) and will publish updates more often. Currently, the Android app codebase is being refactored to support better our upcoming features such as:
Bluetooth GATT connection (logged history synchronisation)
Ruuvi Station Android version 1.4.17 availible for closed alpha testers. Added localisation feature with selection of languages: English, Suomi, Svenska and Russsian. Message privately to @lauri if you want to be included to closed alpha team.
For me it works as before. With some of the phones it works so slow that itâs almost impossible to sync all the points. I was testing with Pixel 4a and it takes about 15 seconds to sync 2000+ of measurements. But with Huawei P20pro it takes few minutes to sync less than 1000 and then we got timeout.
Starting from 1.5.27 sync interval will be equal to graph view period. So if you set to 3 days instead of 10 it will only sync this period. Version with these changes will be released during August.
Sorry but I am still lost. Denisâs message on June 15 was about Ruuvi Station Android updates. Can it be used to access a âRuuvi cloud service for gatewayâ, whatever it is?
I use my RuuviTags with iOS and Android Apps, and sometimes upload measurement logs via email and Google Drive. I have not seen anything related to âRuuvi cloud service for gatewayâ in the Apps.
Recently available, the Ruuvi Gateway Is a small device which collects data from Ruuvi Tags (using bluetooth) and uploads it to the RuuviCloud (using your wifi router). The bluetooth receiver is more sensitive than most, for example mobile phones, which effectively increases the range.
Data from the RuuviCLoud is viewable with the normal RuuviStation application and soon will also be available via a web browser.
I ordered the early bird Ruuvi Gateway about 2 months ago, still waiting for the delivery. And looking forward to receiving it. Now I have a few spare Android phones in different parts of my home for constant data collection. Hardly an ideal solution.
I had a look at the Apps and could not figure out how to access the Ruuvi Cloud. I found a setting for âLataa ja tallenna verkkopalvelustaâ. I assume this was the Ruuvi Cloud but I found no way to set up the âverkkopalveluâ.
About saving sensor offsets and App settings in the network, what happens if I use several phones to access the RuuviTagsâŚwhose offsets and settings are stored in the Ruuvi Cloud?
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