Hello Lala,
As per my understanding, you are using 6 field to read the data from the sensor, but the data got mixed with another field.
Please note that, if your data is getting mixed with other fields, it is unlikely to be caused by the fact that you are using a free channel. The issue is more likely related to your code or the configuration of your sensor.
Here are a few potential reasons why your data might be mixed with other fields:
1. Code Logic: Check your code to ensure that you are correctly assigning and storing the data from the sensor in the respective fields. Make sure you are not inadvertently overwriting or mixing up the values.
2. Sensor Configuration: Verify that your sensor is properly configured to provide the data in the expected format and that it is sending the data to the correct channels or fields. Refer to the sensor's documentation or datasheet for guidance on configuring and reading the data correctly.
3. Data Parsing: If you are parsing the data received from the sensor, double-check your parsing logic to ensure that you are correctly extracting and assigning the values to the appropriate fields. Ensure that the parsing code matches the format and structure of the data being received.
4. Data Transmission: If you are transmitting the data wirelessly or via a communication protocol, ensure that the data packets are being transmitted and received correctly. Check for any issues with data loss, corruption, or interference during the transmission process.
Providing more information about the sensor, the code you are using, and any error messages or unexpected behavior you are experiencing would enable a more accurate diagnosis of the problem.
I hope it helps!
