Hi Bill, are you sending the correct message? I think it should be like this example"!OnTime 50\r\n". The command handler uses the ! to identify the start of a message and the \r\n for the end.

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Phil

Hi Joe, was this using the library we link to in our article?

Hi, you can use our reporting feature (little scroll icon on the main menu). You first set up a log using our "Log to File" or "Message Logger" visualizers. Then configure the reporting to export the file every hour or whatever frequency you would like. While you can not rename t...

Hi Bill, here is a modified version of our example showing how to point the command handler at the software serial source. It should work (although I don't have the hardware to test with). #include <SoftwareSerial.h> #include <CommandHandler.h> SoftwareSerial Xbee(3, 4); int NumberOfTurtles = 0; Com...

Excellent, hope it helps.

Hi Bill, what part of the library do you want an example of?

I don't believe it will. Thats the only problem with the default. You might be better to have a "get current state" button that gets clicked (by the user) before anything else. It could update all the UI to be correct before anything gets adjusted.

Hi, this is now possible in the latest update.

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Phil

Hi Bill, that code is in one of our examples. The arduino program is called MultiSourceCommandHandler.ino. It allows you to have multiple sources triggering a single set of commands. Our library is typically installed inside the libraries folder of your Arduino IDE. In my case it is in "\arduin...

Hi, this example shows our command handler using multiple sources https://github.com/Megunolink/MLP/blob/master/examples/InterfacePanel/MultiSourceCommandHandler/MultiSourceCommandHandler.ino I think you could replace CommandProcessor<> Serial2CommandHandler(CommonCommands, Serial2); with CommandPro...