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To be honest, total voltage is enough for me too. Usually no one uses batteries, if their cell voltages are significantly off, so that they need to be monitored. But since openXsensor supports it, I wanted to try/use it and it works very nicely. This way I have basically combined the functionality o...

I'm an idiot! :) Everything is working fine now, the error was mine. I had two different directories of openXsensor and the one I was editing wasn't the one I was compiling and flashing to the board. The vario worked, since it was the default setting anyway. But as soon as I saw the debug output, I ...

Thank you for testing it! I didn't know about the debug function, will enable that too and check out if I get the same info or not.

Yes, I have searched for new sensors every time I tried new settings. I also tried deleting all first. I will test another receiver, since that's something I tried not, yet. The offset and scale lines were active and set to 0 and 1, respectively. I only commented them out later, after reading that t...

Sorry for posting the full config files, I should have attached them! And of course I'm using voltage dividers to bring the voltage down to a range between 0 and 1.1 Volts. As I've described above, this works fine and doesn't seem to be the issue. The problem is, that I can't get the firmware to dis...

I'm using an Arduino Pro Mini with a MS5611 IC and some voltage dividers connected to the A0-A3 pins on the Pro Mini. The variometer function seems to work fine (Alt values rise and fall when moving the sensor) and I also successfully tested getting the ADC values from the A0-A3 pins with a simple A...