Feature - ZWO AM5 Buzzer setup #2087
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The pull request will build correctly after applying #2088 changes. If they are accepted, I can merge to be sure. I know that drivers are numbered, I can bump the version to |
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Yes bumping the version would be great, thanks! |
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I bumped the version to 1.2 in the files:
@knro Is it OK? Will you accept the pull request? |
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Hello!
I have an AM5 mount and I noticed that the "INDI Control Panel" does not have the ability to change the buzzer volume. The property was not associated with the setBuzzer function and the command was missing the trailing sign (#).
I checked the command by intercepting the transmission from
StarGazing.https://github.com/pawel-soja/ZWO-AM5-Proxy