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question about Variable type for child-sensor-id

yogui79 last edited by yogui79

Hello

does the protocoll allow more that one variable type for one child-sensor-id

thanks in advance for your answhere
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mfalkvidd Mod last edited by mfalkvidd @yogui79

@yogui79 yes. For an actual implementation, see the power meter example. It sends three values for the same child id.
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thank you for your answere @mfalkvidd
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