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Hi Andrew, I've been looking at the example sketches for the relay modules. The Read_Relay_0.ino has an error. The I2C address is defined as I2C_ADD. When this is used in the sketch it is add. The example sketch Set_Relay_On_Time.ino isn't updated to include the ability to define it in 10ths of seco...

Good to know. Thanks.

sorry, but I'm not sure you changed the right values.
I think it should be:
mLink.RLY3_TIMER_RES(RLY_I2C_ADD, 1);

and you changed it to:
mLink.RLY0_TIMER_RES(RLY_I2C_ADD, 3);


Thanks for sorting the text alignment

Reading the Tech Spec it appears to me that the position of the servo can be stored. Is there an issue with doing this repetitively? I'm thinking that I will be using a module for a couple of hours at a time. Changing the servo positions a couple of dozen times in a session. The next time I turn it ...

Hi Andrew, I've finally got round to reading through Version 1.10 of the Library Reference Guide for these modules. There appears to me to be a small error on pages 20, 21 and 22. They all have the same example code mLink.RLY0_TIMER_RESF(RLY_I2C_ADD, 1); I think the 0 should increment for each page....

Somewhat frustrated that I purchased one of my relay models in mid November, just prior to this firmware update. I've found it much easier to code with the new features.

Hi Andrew I'm glad I read through this thread and found these new features in the library. For me this is a much more convenient way of turning the relays on and off. Depending on how I chose to code things the less than one second timer may also be useful. I am using them to control model railway p...

Hi,

Have you updated the remote, but not the listing? I'm only counting 17 buttons on my remote, not the 21 in the listing.

Not a problem, just checking I'm not missing something.

Cheers
Chris

Thank you.