Requesting "STATUS" or "STATUS 5" on W800 was crashing the module.
Reason was "tmpStr" was too short, now it works.
Might have caused instability on other platforms, too
Reason for the Change:
The current text "Build on xxxxx" is grammatically incorrect in this context. The word "build" is a verb in its base form, which is used to describe the action of constructing or creating something. However, in the context of displaying the date and time when the program was constructed, the past participle "built" should be used. This is because we are referring to an action that has been completed in the past.
* test
* Update drv_ir2.c
* fx
* fx
* fx
* qq
* test3
* tok
* test duty
* fx
* hdr
* fx
* fx
* tr
* n header
* tr
* tr
* fx
* fx
* test
* tr
tr
* fx
* simpler
* fx
* test
* fx
* dbg
* tr
* tr
* fx
* fx
* fx
* tr
* fx
* pin select
* fx
* fx
* Update drv_ir2.c
* Update drv_ir2.c
* try
* Update drv_ir2.c
* Update drv_ir2.c
* fx
* Update drv_ir2.c
* args len
* http_fn_cmd_tool: len
* better buffer handling
* try lager buffer
* clear
* Update drv_ir2.c
* long packet self tests
* Update drv_ir2.c
* Update drv_ir2.c
* alternate alias
* Queue size
* fx
* fx
* disable
* sample
* extend pin cfg page:
introduce a function te get number of channels for an IO role
in JS code generate all elements, but hide and disable unused fields. This way the should not count for POST action
* Fix for possible wrong index when pin can't be PWM
shorten code
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introduce a function te get number of channels for an IO role
in JS code generate all elements, but hide and disable unused fields. This way the should not count for POST action
