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<div class="row mb-3">
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<label for="voltage-config" class="col-sm-2 col-form-label">Config voltage</label>
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<div class="col-sm-2">
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<input type="number" step=".01" min="3.00" max="5.00" class="form-control" name="voltage-config" id="voltage-config" placeholder="4.16" data-bs-toggle="tooltip" title="Over this level the device will always go into configuration mode, some batteries might have a higher voltage when fully charged">
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<input type="number" step=".01" min="3.00" max="6.00" class="form-control" name="voltage-config" id="voltage-config" placeholder="4.16" data-bs-toggle="tooltip" title="Over this level the device will always go into configuration mode, some batteries might have a higher voltage when fully charged">
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* **Config voltage:**
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Defines the level of voltage when the device should enter config mode due to charging. This might vary between different battery manufacturers.
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Defines the level of voltage when the device should enter config mode due to charging. This might vary between different battery manufacturers.
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If you dont what the device to go into configuration mode when charging, set this to 6V.
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* **Temperature correction:**
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* **Enable storage mode when placed on cap**
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Enable storage mode on the device. When place on the cap (<5 degres tilt) the device will go into max sleep. In order to wake it up
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you need to do a reset (or wait for the device to wake up). One option is to attach a magnetic reed switch (default open) to the reset pin
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and use a magnet to force a reset without opening the tube. The reed switch is typically an electronic component of 14 mm long incapsulated
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in a small glass tube.
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When place on the cap (<5 degres tilt) the device will go into max sleep. In order to wake it up you need to do a reset (or wait for the device
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to wake up). One option is to attach a magnetic reed switch (default open) to the reset pin and use a magnet to force a reset without opening
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the tube. The reed switch is typically an electronic component of 14 mm long incapsulated in a small glass tube.
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* **Bluetooth: (Only ESP32)**
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Before pressing save on the network infomration, make a note of the devicename that is shown on the screen, this will be the name that is used
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in the next step to access the configuration pages. The link would look like this: **http://gravitymon56EA34.local**
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.. note::
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When selecting a SSID in the list this will be populated in both wifi fields. This is the behaviour of the wifi manager library that I'm using,
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in the future this is planned to be moved to the normal UI.
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Under wifi settings you can define a primary and seconday wifi SSID. The seconday will be used in case the primary fails. If the seconday is
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successful then it will be used as primary. *The second wifi setting is optional and not needed.*
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.. image:: images/wifi.png
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:width: 200
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:alt: Wifi page
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