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Thanks for some great code.
I recently bought a 2 channel USB relay board which identified itself as a 4 channel board.
This caused me to see / find the following code, which I believe has a mistake in it.
commandline/usbrelay-cmd.c, line 282: case 4: printf("Board ID=[%5.5s] State: R1=%s R3=%s R1=%s R4=%s\n", &buffer[1], onoff(0), onoff(1), onoff(2), onoff(3) );
Where the labels R1, R3, R1, R4 should probably be R1, R2, R3, R4.
Thanks,
-Mike
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Thanks for some great code.
I recently bought a 2 channel USB relay board which identified itself as a 4 channel board.
This caused me to see / find the following code, which I believe has a mistake in it.
commandline/usbrelay-cmd.c, line 282:
case 4:
printf("Board ID=[%5.5s] State: R1=%s R3=%s R1=%s R4=%s\n",
&buffer[1], onoff(0), onoff(1), onoff(2), onoff(3) );
Where the labels R1, R3, R1, R4 should probably be R1, R2, R3, R4.
Thanks,
-Mike
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: