Pin 0 not selectable for widgets
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When adding a widget Pin 0 is not a valid option.
I'm using something similar to
pybytes.send_signal(0, temperature) pybytes.send_signal(1, battery_level)and it seems this "signal" id translates to "Pin" on pybytes. (Did I understand that correctly? Or did I set this up when I first configured the device?)
In signals I can read that Pin 1 corresponds to the battery level and can be used with widgets and that The temperature signal corresponds to Pin 0 .
I can successfully add widgets using Pin 1. But adding widgets using Pin 0 gives me an error message "Value must be greater than or equal to 1".
Additionally clicking on the temperature signal in the signals tab shows "No messages", despite that the preview of the latest message works. (as I commented in a previous topic)
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Hi @Åke-Forslund. Thank you for reporting this issue. Pin 0 is now working as expected. Let me know if you run into any issue 😊
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Yay!
Can verify it works as expected now, Thank you!
Edit: Noticed an issue, setting Pin 0 in a widget gives you the value from Pin 1
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@Mathias-Kurz a new observation on the issue with the widget. It shows the information from signal 0 (18 C) for a few seconds right when an update occurs and then switches back to signal 1 (115).
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Hey @Åke-Forslund, we solved the issue. Thank you for reporting it
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@Mathias-Kurz super, works now!
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