I always do fallback ON except for "risky" items like a heater. But otherwise that should would. Assuming you want the defer statment that way. The way you have it written will make the skimmer wait 5:00 before turning back on after you empty of (theoretical) full cup.
Also make sure that digital switch still isnt named SKIMME. Itll just get confusing.
Its like seconds, if at all. Fusion doesnt constantly send data to the cloud and back, so when changing an input signal, it just waits for the next packet to send out.
Also, check you "locked" tiles and make sure you have the right switches. Usually theres an address for the module before the switch number. So instead of SW1, SW2, its say (something like) SWx3_1, SWx3_2, etc. I just want to make sure youre finding the correct BOB switch. The easy way is to name it, pull it to the dashboard, and then just activate teh switch and watch which tile switches.
You dont even need to see the reaction. Look for the switch to move. Once you locate the switch, then you can fiddle with the programming.
Then its probably the wrong switch. Its convoluted with the generic addressing, so dont get down on it. I usually just pull them all down, actuate the switch, see which one responds, then move all the unused ones back up.
Hmmm, ok. I did put it to ground and SW1 on the breakout but will double check. It also doesnt say which is positive and neg on the float switch so maybe its backwards? Not sure if that matters, I know some can work either way
It probably doesnt matter. But thats not really what I was referring to. I was talking about the switches in locked tiles. Theres a lot of them, and finding the right one is sometimes tricky.
Will do. Thanks!
