Hi, and thanks for the incredible library, it makes a breeze to make menus and configurations for this.
I have n extensive program, save data on SD read DHT22, turn on and off some reles.
I make it in two separated programs, the first was the lcd menu and configurations, using LcdMenuLib 1.0 and works like a charm.
The second, has the use of TimeAlarms for repeat each action each number of seconds, and save a lot of trouble of make soft delays on it.
The problem came ant the joint of the two mayor components, after a while of been discarding possibilities, ended up with the problem; Some sort of incompatibility between lcdMenuLib and TimeAlarms.
I open the example of intScreen, adapt to encoder, set my ic2 screen and tests it, all good so far, so.
Add a single example of Time Alarms, and the trouble began:
Rotate the lcd dont change the behavior of the lcd, some times it detects the change but is, super slow, its like the main loop has a hard delay(500), or something.
If I comment out;
void loop(){
Alarm.delay(1000); // wait one second between clock display
}
The program runs as expected, but remove this line, will ended up in none of the timeLib functions will be executed.
Will try to make a couple of videos and upload for extensive explanation.
Thanks a lot.
-Alex.
Hi, and thanks for the incredible library, it makes a breeze to make menus and configurations for this.
I have n extensive program, save data on SD read DHT22, turn on and off some reles.
I make it in two separated programs, the first was the lcd menu and configurations, using LcdMenuLib 1.0 and works like a charm.
The second, has the use of TimeAlarms for repeat each action each number of seconds, and save a lot of trouble of make soft delays on it.
The problem came ant the joint of the two mayor components, after a while of been discarding possibilities, ended up with the problem; Some sort of incompatibility between lcdMenuLib and TimeAlarms.
I open the example of intScreen, adapt to encoder, set my ic2 screen and tests it, all good so far, so.
Add a single example of Time Alarms, and the trouble began:
Rotate the lcd dont change the behavior of the lcd, some times it detects the change but is, super slow, its like the main loop has a hard delay(500), or something.
If I comment out;
void loop(){
Alarm.delay(1000); // wait one second between clock display
}
The program runs as expected, but remove this line, will ended up in none of the timeLib functions will be executed.
Will try to make a couple of videos and upload for extensive explanation.
Thanks a lot.
-Alex.