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With newer meters that emit telegrams every second, it seems some less powerful hardware (for example, the Raspberry Pi 0 that I'm using) have some troubles keeping up with the pace.
I think it might help to send data less frequently (say, every X seconds, where X is configurable). Maybe the application should even close the serial line after that and open it again when it is time. I guess it might make the whole thing consume less hardware resources, but that is a bit of a guess at this point.
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* Send telegrams using interval
* Also, close serial port after using it.
* Provide example config in Debian package
* Resolve some Clippy warnings
* Avoid repeated logging the settings
Closes#83.
With newer meters that emit telegrams every second, it seems some less powerful hardware (for example, the Raspberry Pi 0 that I'm using) have some troubles keeping up with the pace.
I think it might help to send data less frequently (say, every X seconds, where X is configurable). Maybe the application should even close the serial line after that and open it again when it is time. I guess it might make the whole thing consume less hardware resources, but that is a bit of a guess at this point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: