semininja

A "drive-by" observation: 1. This issue suggests that there is a limit to the number of significant digits a variable can have, and the "precision" setting is a way to...

This is already possible using Logical Switches (a>x or a

I have experimented with my X9D+ (non-ACCESS), a G-RX8, and a MVLSS, and I found that even when the receiver is not powered, SFs reading the sensors will still output...

unclear what purpose this would have, as it implies (unsafe) unrestricted access to the transmitter and model(s) and sounds like a solution to a problem that shouldn't exist

It sounds like you have your tick counts in absolute when they need to be relative. I'll take a look at the code in a bit, but that's my guess...

You've set the wrong parity mode. Hopefully you haven't had to wait a month for this info and found the error already, but if not, that's what I'd recommend to...

Looks like the install was running `python3` but you were installing the `python2` version of `python-midi` somehow. This is one error.

There's no line 65 in setup.py, and the python3 branch of this repo has the correct `print` syntax.

Wrong branch

@myk247365 have you tried installing python-midi first, instead of letting pip3 grab the wrong one?