What's your tmp102?
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"temperature_cpu": "45",
"temperature_tmp102": "50",
"temperature_tmp102": "50",
WiiM Amp or WiiM Amp Pro?
Mine is the Pro
After 22 minutes of playing pink noise at 50% volume into a pair of KEF LS50¹:
temperature_cpu: 42
temperature_tmp102: 42
Case temperature, manually measured: 29.2⁰C
Footnote 1:
50% volume into KEF LS50 is not as well defined a boundary condition as one might think. Actual power output depends on my RC settings and volume limit, it's just a rule of thumb value.
temperature_cpu: 42
temperature_tmp102: 42
Case temperature, manually measured: 29.2⁰C
Footnote 1:
50% volume into KEF LS50 is not as well defined a boundary condition as one might think. Actual power output depends on my RC settings and volume limit, it's just a rule of thumb value.
After 44 minutes of playing pink noise at 50% volume into a pair of KEF LS50:
temperature_cpu: 45
temperature_tmp102: 47
Case temperature, manually measured: 31.8⁰C
This should be enough for now.
61⁰C sounds reasonable to me after a few hours of continuous use.
temperature_cpu: 45
temperature_tmp102: 47
Case temperature, manually measured: 31.8⁰C
This should be enough for now.
61⁰C sounds reasonable to me after a few hours of continuous use.
How did you get access to this API?
Other posts on this forum have referenced it already.
Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the download link of the HTTP API (currently version 1.2):
There is also a UPnP API documentation.
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