Speeding up my script

[Gunner]

@fwazz89

  timer.setInterval(1000, sensor1); // Timer Function for Sensor Data.
  timer.setInterval(1000, sensor2); // Timer Function for Sensor Data.
  timer.setInterval(1000, sensor3); // Timer Function for Sensor Data.
  timer.setInterval(1000, sensor4); // Timer Function for Sensor Data.
  timer.setInterval(1000, sensor5); // Timer Function for Sensor Data.
  timer.setInterval(1000, sensor6); // Timer Function for Sensor Data.

All your timers are set to run at the exact same time.

Stagger them so that the 2nd doesn’t start until the 1st finishes processing, and so on. Look for the Staggering Timers: section in this post…

C++ Blynk (Legacy) - Code Examples for Basic Tasks

#12 - Timers simplified… perhaps… Some have a difficult time understanding timers… and since this is a fundamental building block of Blynk… I buried this reference in the middle of this entire topic Well anyhow… This is a “real world” timer example where i am using two timers to alternately turn ON and OFF an LED… yes, there are many ways to do this, but this example is all about timers. The first timer will run it’s assigned function 500ms (1/2 second) after boo…