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MY_DEFAULT_TX_LED_PIN using I/O expander e.g. MCP23008

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    Hi, how I can using indication LEDs using I/O expander, because I don't have free pins on my MCU.

    mcp.begin();
    mcp.pinMode(0, OUTPUT);
    mcp.digitalWrite(0, HIGH);

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    • V vidin

      Hi, how I can using indication LEDs using I/O expander, because I don't have free pins on my MCU.

      mcp.begin();
      mcp.pinMode(0, OUTPUT);
      mcp.digitalWrite(0, HIGH);

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      @vidin you can implement the blinking in MY_INDICATION_HANDLER. There are some examples in the forum. Search link: https://forum.mysensors.org/search?term=My_indication_handler&in=titlesposts

      Check them out and try writing your own. If you get into trouble, just post how far you got and someone might be able to help you get further.

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