Bridge vs Same Token and different Vpins

Need Help With My Project
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Hi Blynkers,
I am working on a project that will control the temperature of a “box” that will go up to 65ºC.
I will use the Wemos Mini D1 and several sensors/acuators, and a 40w bulb as heater (yes, only 40w…:slight_smile:)
(In a few weeks I will be able to share the project with all of you providing more details)

I will add other Wemos mini D1 with a db18b20 to control the other board, this way, if the main WeMos goes out of control for whatever reason, the second board will turn off all the equipment (Safety first…)

I want to control the main board and the second one with the same dashboard, so, I’m wondering the best solution from stability point of view. I can use Bridge function or use the same Token with different Vpins.

What would be the best solution here??

Thanks in advance

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They both will work. When using the same token every hardware will just get all the commands.

We are also working on simplifying it. So stay tuned.

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Many thanks @Pavlo,
I know they both will work… I’m not so newbie with Blynk :wink:, BUT, I’m wondering the advantage to send all the commands to both boards since I want to keep the second board as “free” as maximum to avoid disconnections.

Reading my own comment… I think I will go to Bridge function… Anyway, thanks for your advise, really appreciated!!

Kind regards!!

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Bridge just might require a bit more coding

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Tested both, it seems Same Token is more stable… I obtain disconnections using bridge…I don’t know why… :sweat:
Time to go to sleep… BR

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:open_mouth: please post code snippets if possible.

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Too slow @Dmytro…:wink: I already have deleted the project for the Wemos and rebuilt the code using same Token… sorry…
Do you really want to review it? If you want I can do it again… but not today…:sleeping:. Let me know…

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If you found workaround no need in code. However more info you provide more chances to catch and fix issue if any.

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