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New functionality adding request: invert led state #2075
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It is already implemented. Use generic module. Here you can define led inverted -> Led1i |
I don't understand how to do that with a sonoff dual. It would be easier to have an software option |
It is there as a software option! you have to change it in the web console of the module as i described. |
@Jason2866 Rather than being snippy at someone who doesn't speak English as his first language, perhaps you could be a little more helpful and point to the part of the wiki that explains how to invert the output of the LED. I'd do it, but I can't find the information myself. |
Sorry, if i was unpolite. English isnt my mother language too.... If Tasmota is running on the module you can select which type of module to use. |
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This issue will be auto-closed because there hasn't been any activity for a few months. Feel free to open a new one if you still experience this problem. |
If anyone else finds this like I did, and all you want to do is flip the LED on state, the answer is templating. Steps to configure in this manner:
The LED should now be on when the relay is off, and vice versa. |
Hi,
I'm using sonoff+tasmota to control my heater using his control wire (we call it 'fil pilote' in France). If relay is off, heater is working, if relay is on, heater stop.
Could you add option to invert led state, so LED is on if relay is off. This way, I know heater is ON when LED is visible
(sorry if bad english, I'm french)
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