Good day all: We need to publish when our building line power drops out, and publish again when it comes back. The plan is to power a relay that takes a digital pin High with power failure, Low with good power. Simple project, but no luck with the following code. Any suggestions would be terrific! …

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Hello: Thanks for the response. Is the code (beside indenting) totally faulty? Compiling is not happy!

take a look here: [image] Basic Power Loss Detection - Electron Firmware @bpr , Not here… I gotta figure out how to do the local build with the Git repo (mac). It seems to me that this should be an easy one… and one that was conceived of during testing. wink

When I rework the indentation (and remove superfluous or “confusing” blanks) of your code it would look like this (to stress the pairing of curly braces I place each of them on a seperate line) int buttonPin = D5; void setup() { pinmode(buttonpinD5, Input); // <-- missing closing brace!! vo…

Hi: I want to thank you for your kind help today. I cleaned things up per your instructions and with a few mods, it seems to work! I’m pretty disabled with this stuff and have a lot to learn as I’m certain you know! Thanks again

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