Memory function on switches

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26 Oct 2013 06:56

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26 Oct 2013 08:19

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27 Oct 2013 15:50

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27 Nov 2013 16:04

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30 Apr 2014 18:39

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Hi,

from my point of view this is done with FW 3.0

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01 May 2014 12:28

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Hi Gecko,

maybe I'm too stupid to find the right way to define a 3-position switch in way that both, the top and the button position can be used as memory.
Can you give me an hint ...

Thanks in advance
Peter

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