Memory function on switches

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01 May 2014 13:34

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Hi,

I can not find it as well, I think it is not implemented.

Dirk

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01 May 2014 13:37 - 01 May 2014 13:39

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Hallo Peter,
It works with TR-Switches as digital trim.
Ask in the Forum, then i show you how.
A two position memory switch!!!
Greets Harald.

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03 May 2014 08:13

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Hello Jeti!

Since it is still not possible to define every switch in the "switch setup menu" with a "hold-function", I would like to repeat that suggestion.

Thanks for the V3.0 and all your efforts in continous development!

Kai

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03 May 2014 09:33 - 03 May 2014 09:52

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Hello Kai,
The best way are two virtual Switches which can be assignd to a 3-postion Switch.
The virtual Switches save the On or OFF Position!!!

Harald

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03 May 2014 16:24 - 03 May 2014 16:24

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Hello Harald,

can you explain how I programm you suggestion with the virtual switches

?

Kai

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03 May 2014 16:40 - 03 May 2014 16:43

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Hallo Kai,
The main problem is that a switch has only two possible conditons ON or OFF.
A 2-way Switch On and OFF and 3-way-switch has ON-ON-OFF or OFF-OFF-ON.
To use a 3-way-switch as double button you need two switches for the needed 4 conditions!!!
My Suggestion are two virtual switches which save the four conditions.
One side of the 3-way-switch is assigned two the first virtual switch, the other side to the second virtual switch.
These virtual Switches must programmed in a further tx-software.
The virtal switch is only a Memory Switch, one touch is on and the second touch is off.
With greets
Harald

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