There are both synchronous and asynchronous versions of setState available, check the API for more information. If you are setting the state of one channel and another is responding, make sure your channel matching/addressing is correct. Also note that when a channel is closed, it will reset. There ...

The code sample you provided for the multiple relays was correct, you just need to make the modification I suggested in my previous comment.

Under the API tab there is a Software Objects section that will tell you the API to use, and the channels associated with it. Screen Shot 2018-01-21 at 1.04.04 PM.png Your code should then look like this: ... # relay 0 ch0 = DigitalOutput() ch0.setChannel(0) ch0.openWaitForAttachment(5000) # relay 1...

There is a getState method available. Navigate to the API tab on the product page (link below) and select Python from the drop-down list for all available methods and descriptions.

https://www.phidgets.com/?tier=3&catid= ... rodid=1020

You should follow the Getting Started section on Linux OS Page:
https://www.phidgets.com/docs/OS_-_Linu ... with_Linux

After you have the libraries installed correctly, you should then follow the Linux section on the Python page:
https://www.phidgets.com/docs/Language_-_Python#Linux

You should only be using the VoltageRatioInput API. The documentation is referring to the Sensor Type (see VoltageRatioInput API). By matching the Sensor Type to your analog sensor, the correct formula will automatically be applied to data when you get the SensorValue or subscribe to the SensorChang...

Great project. Thanks for sharing!

Have you updated to Phidget22 yet?

There is now a section on the Phidget SBC OS page about cloning your SD card for the SBC4:
https://www.phidgets.com/docs/OS_-_Phid ... to_SD_card

Use $HOME instead of ~ in your path.

Yes this is possible using Mono.

http://www.phidgets.com/docs/Language_- ... Examples_5