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Changes to cause WS2812 strip switching to be independent from relay/power #386
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could you make this into a PR please? |
Done |
PR rewritten and now supports all modules as an extra "virtual" relay. Will be released in next version (5.1.1). |
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5.1.1 20170517 * Allow command FullTopic in group mode * Prepare for more use of RTC memory * Add independant WS2812 led string power control (#386, #390) * Add command Counter<x> to control up to four GPIO falling edge interrupt counters or timers (#459) * Add command CounterType<x> to select between pulse counting or pulse timing * Add command CounterDebounce to select global counter debounce time in mSec
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5.1.1 20170517 * Allow command FullTopic in group mode * Prepare for more use of RTC memory * Add independant WS2812 led string power control (arendst#386, arendst#390) * Add command Counter<x> to control up to four GPIO falling edge interrupt counters or timers (arendst#459) * Add command CounterType<x> to select between pulse counting or pulse timing * Add command CounterDebounce to select global counter debounce time in mSec
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The WS2812 module checks and modifies the global power variable, which means that sending the power on or off commands also changes the WS2812 strip. The patch below causes this to happen only if the module is SONOFF_LED.
Ref: #85
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