Fixing the battery level for firmware 3.1.8 #3
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I'm testing your code in firmware 3.1.8 and the value for battery level is very different with the value in Flower Care app. The value from the script is 39% and the value in app is 100%. So, I change the unpack format to `<B6s` and now the value is similar. I also add the Gattlib dependencies in Readme, because when I followed your instruction the pip gave me error "can't found glib2.0". By the way, I'm in Ubuntu 16.04.
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I'm testing your code in firmware 3.1.8 and the value for battery level
is very different with the value in Flower Care app. The value from the
script is 39% and the value in app is 100%. So, I change the
unpack format to
<B6sand now the value is similar.I also add the Gattlib dependencies in Readme, because when I followed
your instruction the pip gave me error "can't found glib2.0". By the
way, I'm in Ubuntu 16.04.
Note: This code is untested for the firmware < 3.1.8