Barometer widget: Y scale explanation for certain time scale plots

First I had wanted to report that although for the time scale of 6 and 12 hours there are 'auxiliary' values to 'explain' the scale for the axis Y, but there are no values for the time scale of 24 and 48 hours. And it must be a bug.

Butnow, when I had the time to report it I checked it again, and I saw that at that time there are already 'auxiliary' values for the time scale of 24 hours, but still not for 48 hours.

Is there anybody around who can advise me whether it is a bug or is there any logics behind? I mean when the auxiliary values are displayed and when not.

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Tisztul_A_Visztula over 3 years ago in reply to Sam201176 +3

You are right, Sam201176. While two hours ago in 24 hours-plot I saw hi and low and thus got what the scale was, the pressure went up by 2 more mbar, and the change went above the 10 mbar. And voilá there…
gspinoza over 3 years ago in reply to Tisztul_A_Visztula +2

I just updated to 20.82 and the bug has NOT been fixed:
Tisztul_A_Visztula over 2 years ago in reply to Tisztul_A_Visztula +2

I had to repeat it, because just 2 days later a new beta version was released, numbered as 22.76.

forums.garmin.com/.../barometer-widget-has-no-min-max-indication-if-difference-between-min-and-max-10…

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0 Dan.Boilermaker over 3 years ago

This has bothered me also. I find that the graph will get occasionally clip off the data peaks on the 48hr plot. (no auto-scaling).

0 Sam201176 over 3 years ago

Me too.... Its definitely a bug.... Its been reported by some here in another thread... Someone pointed out that if the drop is more than a certain number... the values will not be displayed.

0 gaijin over 3 years ago

Apparently not a "bug" for everyone...

Or am I misunderstanding the bug you are describing?

HTH

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 3 years ago in reply to Sam201176

It was a long time ago that I reported anything to Garmin Support, I guess with F3HR, because I needed so many efforts to get through the 1st level support and got so tired with the protocol advices.

Now I will report this bug and point to this thread (although 2-3 years ago Support did not consider any ‘bug threads’ as evidence)

0 gaijin over 3 years ago in reply to Tisztul_A_Visztula

What bug?

0 Sam201176 over 3 years ago in reply to gaijin

That's because you didn't get a massive drop of 10 bar or more..... Your barometer is stable.... People who live in places like me where pressure drops and rises a lot, we don't see the hi and low anymore for 48 24 or 12 hr....but I do se six... Or if the pressure drops less than 10 in a given time, we can see all the his and lows again.

0 Dan.Boilermaker over 3 years ago in reply to gaijin

This is what I see quite often on the 48hr screen.

0 Dan.Boilermaker over 3 years ago in reply to Dan.Boilermaker

Even if the plot doesn't clip, i don't see the high and low markers.

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 3 years ago in reply to Sam201176

You are right, Sam201176. While two hours ago in 24 hours-plot I saw hi and low and thus got what the scale was, the pressure went up by 2 more mbar, and the change went above the 10 mbar. And voilá there is no hi and low again.

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 3 years ago in reply to gaijin

What user? :-)