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Send V_RGB value to Controller ?

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    Guys, how can I send a V_RGB value, like "FF00FF" to the controller ? If the "gw.send" function just support 8 bit data ? it have to go as string ?

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      Guys, how can I send a V_RGB value, like "FF00FF" to the controller ? If the "gw.send" function just support 8 bit data ? it have to go as string ?

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      @joaopaulo The V_RGB is defined to be a character array (string) type. (gw.send supports many data types, look at the API)

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        If I want to send "FFFFFF" value, that means a white color, then I can send like this:

        gw.send( RGBChoose.set("FFFFFF", 9 ));

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          Yes, should work just fine.

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