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Most boards have LEDs in the same signal line as the relays so there is no need to define this in code. Only when the board is using different GPIOs to drive the LEDs and the relays it could be useful to be able to define a link.
This should take into account that right now the first user defined LED is being used as WiFi indicator.
Possible implementation:
RELAY#_LED to link a given LED to this relay, 0 by default meaning no linking
WIFI_LED to link the WIFI notification to this relay, 1 by default meaning the first one (if any)
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Most boards have LEDs in the same signal line as the relays so there is no need to define this in code. Only when the board is using different GPIOs to drive the LEDs and the relays it could be useful to be able to define a link.
This should take into account that right now the first user defined LED is being used as WiFi indicator.
Possible implementation:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: