According to the source code, it seems the increment is common for all channels on a given unit: it is a unit dependent notion only.
On the other hand, training can be done on the channels of a single unit separately, as documented. Also my manual remote EC545-II works this way.
Does this mean the receiver (a Becker motor in this case) assumes that the increment may increase from more than 1, even a lot, if I use the same remote on several channels?
Thx for your input. I am trying to figure out why my Centronic USBStick fails as documented on #14.
Hi @ole1986,
https://github.com/ole1986/centronic-py/blob/0a00870dfe922ca667e380fd919f0acce8e6a838/centronic-stick.py#L349
According to the source code, it seems the increment is common for all channels on a given unit: it is a
unitdependent notion only.On the other hand, training can be done on the channels of a single unit separately, as documented. Also my manual remote
EC545-IIworks this way.Does this mean the receiver (a Becker motor in this case) assumes that the increment may increase from more than 1, even a lot, if I use the same remote on several channels?
Thx for your input. I am trying to figure out why my Centronic USBStick fails as documented on #14.