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Updating to 1.5

Wackid last edited by Wackid

When i want to update to 1.5. I guess my current readings of Powerpulsmeter and waterpulsmeter are lost?

Is there a way to set those values over to the new version?
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hek Admin last edited by

No they won't.
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Wackid last edited by

Thanks... tried to update. But my serial is a Mega 2560.

So it gives an error. Remembers me i found a topic to switch the pins and change them in the sketch.
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