Currently the USB serial protocol only allows to set the node address from 0 to 9. There should be a way to set addresses up to 255, the maximum possible address in the current implementation.
A proposal is to implement a "i" command that waits for the address then enter key. For example, to set address 42, one would type:
Currently the USB serial protocol only allows to set the node address from 0 to 9. There should be a way to set addresses up to 255, the maximum possible address in the current implementation.
A proposal is to implement a "i" command that waits for the address then enter key. For example, to set address 42, one would type: