Closed SebastianJoan closed 2 years ago
I confirm the problem
Hi @SebastianJoan @UltimatPronin - the library keeps track of access codes for each partition both for arming and disarming, at any time you can get the access code used on the partition from dsc.accessCode[partition]
.
However, dsc.accessCodeChanged[partition]
will only be true if the access code used to arm/disarm the partition is different than the last arm/disarm code.
If you would like to get the access code used to disarm a partition even if it's the same code used to arm the partition, you can check dsc.accessCode[partition]
in your sketch, there's no need to check dsc.accessCodeChanged[partition]
.
Example for the Status
sketch:
Before:
...
else {
Serial.print(F("Partition "));
Serial.print(partition + 1);
Serial.println(F(": Disarmed"));
}
After:
...
else {
Serial.print(F("Partition "));
Serial.print(partition + 1);
Serial.println(F(": Disarmed"));
Serial.print(F("Partition "));
Serial.print(partition + 1);
switch (dsc.accessCode[partition]) {
case 40: Serial.print(F(": Master")); break;
default: Serial.print(F(": Access")); break;
}
Serial.print(F(" code "));
Serial.println(dsc.accessCode[partition]);
}
This should be repeated for each section of the sketch that shows when the partition is disarmed.
when i try to Checks the access code used to arm or disarm it only show access code used to arm the alarm but it didn´t show the user code used to disarm the alarm
if (dsc.accessCodeChanged[partition]) { dsc.accessCodeChanged[partition] = false; // Resets the access code status flag Serial.print(F("Partition ")); Serial.print(partition + 1); switch (dsc.accessCode[partition]) { case 40: Serial.print(F(": Master")); break; default: Serial.print(F(": Access")); break; } Serial.print(F(" code ")); Serial.println(dsc.accessCode[partition]); }