We the People - a request to the Respected Lord of the Buttons

I understand that. The intent is for the device to know start and stop times. That is meant to trigger an activity. Why not send just 1 and 0 for start and stop like how timer does? I’m unable to visualise a use case where 1 and 0 will not work for time start and stop input.

It will be worthwhile to look at how UIs like eWelink do this. They have a button for manual on/off. To this button, time schedule object(s) can be added with action (on/off). So, I can attach 3 schedules for a day, if I want to. This will be involved in Blynk. We will use 3 different Vpins and if we need to add 4 or 5, then more time objects will be needed. I wonder how this would work in a compiled app binary? Obviously, the user will not be able to add as many schedules as he wants.

It works fine in our published app as we provide several regular Timers and several Time Input Schedulers.

I, Lord of the Buttons, with all the power given to me by the mighty Cloud, have decided to close this topic.

:prince: :vulcan_salute:

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