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Alarm State if a timer triggers when power is off. #19

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glitchsniffer opened this issue Jan 31, 2015 · 1 comment
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Alarm State if a timer triggers when power is off. #19

glitchsniffer opened this issue Jan 31, 2015 · 1 comment
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What if the power was off long enough that an alarm should have triggered to turn the alarm off, but wasn't able to write to the eeprom to save the state.
Need another function to possibly do a check to see if an alarm should have triggered, but didn't. Maybe this would check the AlarmState byte, compare it to the current time and see if there were any alarms that should have triggered, and turn on/off any alarms that would have toggled. This would all have to be done at start up to keep the AlarmState from getting out of control when power was returned.

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Closed the Alarm State Read/Write, because it was complete. Created issue #18 to be resolved later.

glitchsniffer added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 31, 2015
…elays are turned on and off. Creates new issue #19.  Removed MenuTimeSet, and MenuYesNo from the menu system as they are no longer needed in favor of MenuNumSel.  Adjusted menu delay from 100ms to 200ms to see if that helps with the menu exitin issue #17.
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