Hi

You only need to initialse the Timer Interrupt once, before the Main loop. No need to keep initialising/disabling it.

I'll reply more later (assuming nobody else jumps in) as I'm pushed for time just now.

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Hi

Have you looke here https://www.flowcode.co.uk/app-developer/free-apps/

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Hi

OK, it was just a thought but as you have one-shot then implementing a timed period based on your trigger is quite straight forward.

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Hi Steve

I expanded but the "Create Dump" option is grey'd out

Iain

Hi

I should have a bit more time tomorrow so could possibly assist further. Is your trigger a one-shot or can it go high numerous times during the time-frame?

Could you perhaps use PortB for trigger and Port A for delayed output? I ask as PortB has IOC which would make things a lot easier.

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Hi I am a bit rushed just now but have converted your v4 to a file that can be opened in v9/10/11. I don't really have time to look for a machine with v4 but strongly recommend upgrading to latest. It has far more features and is more user friendly. Without access to v4 I can't show you any examples...

Hi

I have used the Network Comms component with the ESP32 (couple of versions) without any issue. I have just checked and can connect using both address and URL (note neither are in inverted commas).

I check that it connects before proceeding further.

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Hi Further to above you seem to be sending out "debug" info over UART2 After you open a socket you send out "Connecting" then attempt to connect using NetworkComms1. If you the sent out the value of "socket" over UART2 immediately after, you would get notification of su...

Hi From looking at your chart I assume you have issue when the Network Comms component tries to connect. If that fails it won't matter what your api string consists of. I might be wrong as it has been a while since I last used, but I'm pretty certain you don't need to include "HTTP://" in ...

Hi Bob

Most of the ESPs have used have three UARTs with 0 being the USB, which is handy for sending out debugging messages. Obviously if you have a terminal program using the port you need to disconnect before FC can program.

Nice layout.

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