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button behaviour - visitor007 - 08-20-2020
Hi. When I push the button and release it after the first beep, that puts it in bypass mode, am I right?
What I was wondering: when I'm in this mode and I push the button again, I don't hear it beep. Is this normal behaviour?
RE: button behaviour - Jan Oelbrandt - 08-23-2020
(08-20-2020, 09:49 AM)visitor007 Wrote: Hi. When I push the button and release it after the first beep, that puts it in bypass mode, am I right?Yes, this is normal!
What I was wondering: when I'm in this mode and I push the button again, I don't hear it beep. Is this normal behaviour?
The Bypass function holds everything, by using a simple "delay" command in Arduino. That commands simply pauses the script, so new button actions during the bypass mode of 5 seconds don't get interpreted.
Screenshot here, you see it's set to 5000 (milliseconds, that is). The Act="no" command is there to reset to cadence count, so that after the Bypass of 5 seconds, the script starts counting from 0 again.