NOT A CHANGE BUT A QUESTION ( I DON'T KNOW HOW TO CONTACT YOU OTHERWISE) #5
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you use the operationMode and mode variable to tell the library how to act and turn on these things, but where do you actually assign a value to those variables ? I have Arduino UNO not Yun, and I want to learn how you made the logic behind the temperature's (and maybe even the humidity) thresholds that dictates the "mode" value . Thank You in advance!
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you use the operationMode and mode variable to tell the library how to act and turn on these things, but where do you actually assign a value to those variables ?
I have Arduino UNO not Yun, and I want to learn how you made the logic behind the temperature's (and maybe even the humidity) thresholds that dictates the "mode" value .
Thank You in advance!