The fact that x.BYTE and X.ALL behave differently in DS2408 suggest a more
general problem. I think that has been fixed in newer OWFS versions (I've
tested extensively with the DS2406) but I'm not certain. Can you test the
newest version (Perhaps on a desktop machine since the slug code probably
trails a bit).
Paul Alfille
On 4/27/07, Lorenz Drack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I'm having problems switching relays on my TAI8558 relay board (and
TAI8555) switch on my slug. By setting PIO.BYTE I can switch the relays on
the TAI8558, however, PIO.ALL seems to do nothing when putting in the
states of the relays. The TAI8555 sometimes switches and sometimes doesn't,
but again only through changing PIO.BYTE not PIO.ALL.
has anyone had a similar problem?
thanks
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