bres55

I used nRF Connect, on my android phone. It's fairly easy to use. You scan, connect, and log. Copy and then I emailed it to my self was the easiest...

There may be some value in noting #Power IO self.struct.add_uint_field('output_mode',123) #32 when both loads off, 40 when AC is on, 48 when DC is on, 56 when both on off...

Thanks for hunting these registers down. there is no "output mode" in mqtt_client.py So for me, this value is not sent out.

Hope you dont mind me putting it in this way. I have no inclination to create a fork, maybe a spoon :) I have the controls for AC and DC...

Glad it help. I know I was so relieved when it all started to work as intended. I've been able to automate switch on and switch off, and it ticks...