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Hi
I installed the application with apt-get on raspbian (RPi1 B+) and I'm able to control both relays via usb.
However: If I set the state of the second relay to 0, the state of the first relay is also set to 0. The same does not happen the other way around.
In short: sudo usbrelay 1FX9M_2=0 sets states of both relays to 0.
sudo usbrelay 1FX9M_2=0
"usbrelay 1FX9M_2=0" is not a valid command. Please see the readme. Probably that should be "usbrelay id=1FX9M off 2"
Hi
I installed the application with apt-get on raspbian (RPi1 B+) and I'm able to control both relays via usb.
However: If I set the state of the second relay to 0, the state of the first relay is also set to 0. The same does not happen the other way around.
In short:
sudo usbrelay 1FX9M_2=0
sets states of both relays to 0.