Add array of active and standby temps to status reports #255
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In addition to current temnperatures, the temps object now contains an array of active temps and an array of standby temps indexed by global heater number. Since standby temp was just added to the bed object the standby temps were also added to both the chamber and cabinet objects for completeness.
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@dc42 ping? |
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@dc42 Any chance of this one making it in. It's not related to the M308 stuff and doesn't change any behavior. |
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In addition to current temperatures, the temps object now
contains an array of active temps and an array of standby
temps indexed by global heater number.
Since standby temp was just added to the bed object the standby
temps were also added to both the chamber and cabinet objects for
completeness.