Closed xsrf closed 3 years ago
Yes thats usefull :)
When I newly switch on the ESP32 I used to click on "Sync" before sending anything to the displays, or else it would not work.
What is the correct procedure now? Do nothing? "Do Sync"? "Wake + Full Sync"? Does this have an impact on battery lifetime? (My use case: The ESP32 is not "always on" but only gets switched on when I want to send something to the displays.)
@probonopd a Wake + Full Sync
is the right thing to do. It wakes all ESLs (since your ESP was off, they were in sleep) and syncs them. There is not really an impact on battery life.
This is kind of a breaking change, so decide if you want to merge it or maybe do something similar your own ;) The
Do Sync
Button actually performs a Wake Up followed by a Full Sync. During testing I found it very helpful to be able to only use the Full Sync without Wake Up. So I separated the modes into two buttons. The oldDo Sync
is equivalent toWake + Full Sync
. I considered keeping the namesync
for the old mode, but I think it is kind of confusing.