I see the logic with this truncated sync: it saves time, but I disagree with it. Such an implicit effect can be dangerous, and surprise the user. If you want to be consistent, then you should also prune the old data based on the graph view period.
One solution could be two settings
One for graph view period
Another one for data retention period, also used for syncing (another implicit thing, I admit)
Such an approach would make it clear to the user what to expect.
All the features for support of Ruuvi Gateways already present in applications for Android and iOS. It’s just currently hidden for most of the users till the start of Gateways shipping. It will be enabled automatically very soon.
Offsets, alarms, custom backgrounds and sensor names will be stored in Ruuvi Cloud and will be synced between your devices.
We’re currently crushing the last bugs that really need to be fixed before shipping starts. ETA for first shipments is still “by the end of August”. But note that we won’t ship all the preorders at once but we ship in first in first out order.
I received a tracking code from the Finnish post office yesterday that the delivery is being prepared. This was quick! I hope you did not leave any bugs
No ETA from the post office and the packet is not in their hands yet, but we’re at least one step closer to delivery.
We’re still working on with the firmware and it’s gets better and better. Luckily it has also an ability to download and install new firmware versions automatically
I’m beta tester, at least my (Android) ruuvistation application says so. Why my application is still at 1.6.12 even it says that it has been updatet 16.12.2021?
New Ruuvi Station Android version 1.6.18 is available for users via Google Play Store
What’s new:
Cloud mode implemented. This feature for Ruuvi Gateway users who want to ignore all direct Bluetooth advertisements and receive data only from the cloud.