At the present time ESPproMon supports the following currencies from the LOCAL CURRENCY drop down menu on the setup page:
£ Sterling, Pounds for whatever countries use this currency
$ Dollar
€ Euro
¥ Japanese Yen and Chinese Yuan
₱ Philippine Peso
/- Maldivian rufiyaa (spare S7 menu item)
RM Malaysian Ringgit
₫ Vietnamese Dong
Plus currency symbols with alphabetic notation of A through to Z.
Below is a screenshot with the newly implemented Maldivian rufiyaa /-. It’s not currently possible for us to .ރ as it’s not supported by the version of Arduino IDE we are using.
We now have just 6 spare currency slots, available with S1 through to S6, which will not cover the currencies for the rest of the world. That’s why we also provide the alphabetic notation A to Z, so for example the Maldivian rufiyaa could use M. Not ideal and we will look to implement a truly personalised currency notation such as .ރ as the app develops.
The .ރ could be added via the Terminal with a very minor modification to the ESPproMon firmware, within the next couple of days, if it’s important to users.
Providing your ESPproMon is powered up over the next 24 hours the Maldivian rufiyaa will be available for selection on your smartphone, via the automatic firmware updates, by selecting S7 from the LOCAL CURRENCY menu.
If you don’t want to wait for the automatic update you can force the firmware update now by selecting parameter 24 Check Firmware on the tariff page.
Hopefully this small feature demonstrates just how flexible ESPproMon is but we wouldn’t really consider local currency notation a show stopper one way or the other.
