10-17-2021, 12:45 PM
Ah the forum didn't tell me about this message...
Once you assign a port a function it's automatically associated with the correct GPIO. If you click LED Port 5 on simple view and select a function the system knows what GPIO that is and sets it accordingly.
When you assigned DC 4 and 5 as an outlet you should get two icons on dashboard showing for outlets and then you can use them in the schedules. As they were available in the schedules sounds like it should work.
If you click the outlets on dashboard you can then manually turn on/off to test. When finished click the red dot that appears on icon to put outlet back in automatic mode.
One thing to note, some things aren't cleaned up automatically yet. For example if you create a schedule for DC 4 and you then reassign the port function as maybe a light that schedule could cause issues. Shortly it'll delete anything related to that pin if the function is changed.
Once you assign a port a function it's automatically associated with the correct GPIO. If you click LED Port 5 on simple view and select a function the system knows what GPIO that is and sets it accordingly.
When you assigned DC 4 and 5 as an outlet you should get two icons on dashboard showing for outlets and then you can use them in the schedules. As they were available in the schedules sounds like it should work.
If you click the outlets on dashboard you can then manually turn on/off to test. When finished click the red dot that appears on icon to put outlet back in automatic mode.
One thing to note, some things aren't cleaned up automatically yet. For example if you create a schedule for DC 4 and you then reassign the port function as maybe a light that schedule could cause issues. Shortly it'll delete anything related to that pin if the function is changed.
