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    ferpando
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    wrote on last edited by ferpando
    #1

    Hi,
    I'll start a new topic for this as I think it is a new device type.
    How can I allow a node with a shift register to be controlled by the gateway node?
    Is there some example sketch to deal with shift registers instead of relays?

    Thanks in advance

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    • ferpandoF ferpando

      Hi,
      I'll start a new topic for this as I think it is a new device type.
      How can I allow a node with a shift register to be controlled by the gateway node?
      Is there some example sketch to deal with shift registers instead of relays?

      Thanks in advance

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      @ferpando

      What are you doing with the shift register?

      Jim

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      • B BulldogLowell

        @ferpando

        What are you doing with the shift register?

        Jim

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        ferpando
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        @BulldogLowell
        I made an interface to control 3 somfi blinds using the remotes. I needed to control 9 buttons, so I used 9 optocouplers and 2 shift registers to get the outputs needed from an arduino pro mini.

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        • ferpandoF ferpando

          @BulldogLowell
          I made an interface to control 3 somfi blinds using the remotes. I needed to control 9 buttons, so I used 9 optocouplers and 2 shift registers to get the outputs needed from an arduino pro mini.

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          @ferpando I guess you're using shift registers because you lack enough output pins?
          You could present the 3 blinds as e.g. 3 different childId's on the node.
          Each child then has 3 actuators: V_UP, V_DOWN, V_STOP
          When your node receives an update for one of these values, then just update the corresponding actuator and shift out the state for all 9 optocouplers, and you're done!
          No new 'shift register' type required, as I see it.

          http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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            @ferpando I guess you're using shift registers because you lack enough output pins?
            You could present the 3 blinds as e.g. 3 different childId's on the node.
            Each child then has 3 actuators: V_UP, V_DOWN, V_STOP
            When your node receives an update for one of these values, then just update the corresponding actuator and shift out the state for all 9 optocouplers, and you're done!
            No new 'shift register' type required, as I see it.

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            @Yveaux
            You might be right, but then again how would I learn about shift registers if I don't use them? :-)

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