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Is there a way to zero the meters/text data for the meters when the radio or amplifier is turned off? Currently, when they are off, the meters register full scale. Thanks, Charlie KB8CR

Sorry Neal.? I should of clicked on the link before posting.? It's right there!!!!! LOL

Since it's fixed length (8) convert it into an array then you can access each position via an index Object.assign([], string); newObject?=?Object.assign([], string); OR without conversion const

Yes there is Kyle. Look to the beginning of the thread. Procedure is in the link to the bug report. It is not hard. I am running the workaround myself. Neal

I just got my INA219 boards last week and were going to start playing around with them.? I had not installed the INA-219 node yet.? I installed my OS in 2020. I'm assuming there isn't a procedure on

Advantage of a 50” 4k TV as a monitor. Good for my tired old eyes (age 59). I do like your single function solution! 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Friday, January 29, 2021 4:07 PM To:

Hi Alan, Mick’s single function node is fine for processing Mike’s string input. With the DLI the input is a base 10 number which equates to the binary position of the eight outlets. A combo of

Thanks Dave, I caught it... I need a bigger monitor. Doing it on a laptop screen. It would seem Michaels has a plethora of options available to him now. wrote:

Hi Mick, Close ? Your msg6 if/else has true & true.(typo) Here’s the cleaned up, cleaned up version. 73 Dave wo2x var output = msg.payload.split(""); msg.out0 = parseInt(output[0]); msg.out1 =

All, Last update.? ?I changed the topic to relay...? Inject of 101010 Give you: Here is the final function: var output = msg.payload.split(""); msg.out0 = parseInt(output[0]); msg.out1 =

Mike I like the method Dave used in his DLI Relay Flow. ?The response is an eight-digit number, with 0 or 1 in each digit, depending on the relay status. ? Dave has a function to do a "logical and"

Here you go...I cleaned it up...? edit...apparently not enough....try this...I used an inject of 10101010 var output = msg.payload.split(""); msg.out0 = parseInt(output[0]); msg.out1 =

BTW, this can all be done in one function node using Mick’s example then looking for each msg.out to either be 0 or 1 and setting msg.out to false or true. (if/else) More than one way to get to the

Mick has an extra msg.out. Only need 0 – 7. Here’s a flow using split/switch/function to give false (0) or true (1) for each bit. First bit is top function node and last bit is bottom. Then feed

Here is a function to split the input and output a msg for each bit. I used a string of 10000000 as the inject [image: image.png] The output gives you the msg.payload and msg.topic [image: image.png]

Dave, Neal I'm close, but if I follow web instructions, I am having an issue turning that into a true or false. I'm getting 'undefined' on the exit of the switch node. Mike [image: image.png] wrote:

Neal beat me to it. Split/Switch is the way to go. Easy. 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Friday, January 29, 2021 1:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nodered-hamradio] Parsing a string Another way

Perfect! You should see the mess I just glued together! :)

Another way to split the outputs; https://discourse.nodered.org/t/split-to-different-outputs/5773 wrote:

Hi Mike I am using that, but I am not able to figure out the actual verb to use to break it out. Mike va3mw