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Hey @rjadams82, That's not a bad idea, honestly I have thought about it but not felt the need, my setup is a relay like yours, but I have a switch on the other side with the light, so I can switch it and this overrides the input from the relay. As for doing it through the pi.. There's no reason why it couldn't be done... I want to make sure this adds value to the plugin rather then just filling it features, but I don't think this is too much of an issue and does bring some value in some situations. Good idea :) |
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I wonder if you are able to poll GPIO to toggle the octolight state?
May be helpful to explain my use case. I am controlling a light assembly with Octolight. I’m not using “light is a button” for the light output, just controlling a relay for steady on or off. When I walk up to my printer it’s helpful to have a physical switch to control the light if I don’t have my laptop.
If I can wire a momentary push button to a different GPIO, can Octolight take that as input to toggle to the output state?
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