Something like this..

PString P1(CurConfig[CurRow - 1].p1, sizeof(CurConfig[CurRow - 1].p1));
const char* NewValue = Parameters.NextParameter();
if (NewValue != NULL)
{
P1.print(NewValue);
}

Hmm thats trickier. I think you would need to adjust the structure to have character arrays and then use pstring to print the remaining parameters into those buffers.

pstring library can be found here http://arduiniana.org/libraries/pstring/

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Phil

Hi, the limit of 10 is built into the arduino library to keep it's memory use down. You can enable more commands by adding a number to your declaration. See here https://www.megunolink.com/documentation/arduino-libraries/serial-command-handler/#Command_Handler_construction There is an example where ...

Hi Tabear, you need to put each group of radio buttons in their own group box. That will allow you to have multiple groups of radio buttons of which 1 can be selected in each group.

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Phil

I think if you put sex first then use .RemainingParameters() that will grab all remaining and that would include both names.

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Phil

Hi, you want to use message channels. See this page for more information.
https://www.megunolink.com/documentatio ... -channels/

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Phil

Hi, did you use the same project file with the same product id for each? If so it would overwrite one with the other. You need to create completely new project files for each.

Any luck with this?

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Phil

Hi, this is included as part of our MegunoLink library. Please download it here.
https://github.com/Megunolink/MLP

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Phil

Hi Stefan, if you need this to load automatically you would need to send it each time from your Arduino in advance. You can load a graph from csv file in advance but you will need to do it each time manually.
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Hi, in general MegunoLink does require specifically formatted messages so you need to be able to have control of the serial communications. If you do then MegunoLink will work well.'

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