where is that file in which I can change the sensors code to create my custom code on thingy91?

[Sachin Rawat]

I need to modify the code of different sensor data, which is obtained on LTE monitor, so I want that file in which I can create custom sensor data /Modify the sensor data according to me  and then show it on LTE monitor  For example I want to change the after decimal value length for accelerometer value and the name "temp" "humidity" to a custom name like "Temperature of my room"  "Environment humidity"   and all this change will be reflected on LTE monitor and then on Azure cloud 

SO, where is that file in which I can change the sensors code to create my custom code?

Using thingy91, ncs version latest created build successfully 

NOTE: Please respond Fast and up to the topic, No need to stretch the conversation 

[Øyvind]

Hello,

NOTE: Please respond Fast and up to the topic, No need to stretch the conversation 

In order for us to do so please provide relevant information on what sample/application you are working on. Is this a custom project?

The LTE Link Monitor prints the output from the project using e.g. printf or log_module (CONFIG_LOG). When using VS Code you can search for string printed in LTE Link Monitor to find it in your project. 

Kind regards,
Øyvind

[Sachin Rawat]

Øyvind said:

In order for us to do so please provide relevant information on what sample/application you are working on.

Creating an application of Firmware directory,

Øyvind said:

Is this a custom project?

No but We need to make it custom and understand where we need to change values and name so it will show as per our requirement

Øyvind said:

The LTE Link Monitor prints the output from the project using e.g. printf or log_module (CONFIG_LOG). When using VS Code you can search for string printed in LTE Link Monitor to find it in your project. 

Okay, But which is the particular file I need to look and search these keywords on??

[Øyvind]

Have a look at the BME680 sample found under zephyr\samples\sensor\bme680. 

This sample application periodically (every 3s) measures the ambient temperature

in degrees Celsius, atmospheric pressure in kilopascal, relative humidity in percentage,

and gas sensor resistance in ohms. The result is written to the console.

[Sachin Rawat]

Thank you for your precious time, I already found it