2017 Jun 16, 02:43 PM
I too also got that error when using the system updater...I also used the more 'manual' method as described by Dan and I appear to have 3.2.22(though the web console still says 3.2.18). Anyways, I have a strange problem that maybe you all could help me with. Up until this week I had been using the relay board plugin, which worked beautifully. Now I need to hook up more stations...so I used the diagram for using shift register's. This is where my issues began. If I don't have 24v AC power hooked up, everything works perfectly, which leads me to believe that my breadboard is hooked up properly. I now just have a single shift register on my breadboard and I am using active-low(resistor in place and checkbox checked in options), and again when I have no AC power applied all works accordingly. When I then turn on AC power all relays switch on immediately...I then restart SIP and it all turns off accordingly. Now I go to run a single relay and when it switches on all relays switch on then when it goes to turn off I hear what seems like it trying to switch off but all relays continue to stay on. I have tried multiple other things but still get the same results. Any ideas?
For reference I am using the latest code(via get from last night), Rpi 3b and a JBTek 8 station relay. Again, this same station worked perfectly using the relay board plugin.
For reference I am using the latest code(via get from last night), Rpi 3b and a JBTek 8 station relay. Again, this same station worked perfectly using the relay board plugin.