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Using the relay actuator example to light LED directly off the digital outputs?

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    Hey. I've successfully set up an energy pulse sensor talking via a gateway to a Raspberry pi (running Domoticz) (Yay!). While I can see the Watts data on Domoticz - I want to display some elements in a basic format. For example when watts is zero to light an LED on a remote display and When watts is greater than x to light a different LED.

    Looking at the relay actuator example - it seems I could pretty much use this code telling the arduino that it's controlling x "relays" and then running the led (and series resistor) off the digital output?

    Does domoticz pick up the fact that the hardware has x relays and allow me to then use blocky to logic which "relays" (ie LED) are activated etc?

    Thanks for the help!

    StKilda

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