Using the lib about arduino-shutters HOT 3 CLOSED

Can you shutters.reset() in a sketch, just once, so that it cleans the EEPROM to a clean state. Then, flash your sketch again.

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It is doing the same. Also i Cleaned the eeprom and flashed the code again. when level reach the 30% i get:
Shutters: reached target
Shutters: halting
Shutters halting.
Shutters: notifying level 30
Shutters at 30%
Shutters: end of safety delay

Seems to be ok, then I set to 50% and i get this in the console and stays in level 0.
Going to level 50
Shutters: starting move
Shutters: going down
Shutters going down.
30
Going to level 0
Shutters: finished normalizing
Shutters: halting
Shutters halting.
Shutters: notifying level 31
Shutters at 31%
Shutters: end of safety delay
Shutters: starting move
Shutters: going up
Shutters going up.
Shutters: notifying level 30
Shutters at 30%
Shutters: notifying level 29
Shutters at 29%

Shutters: notifying level 3
Shutters at 3%
Shutters: notifying level 2
Shutters at 2%
Shutters: notifying level 1
Shutters at 1%
Shutters: starting calibration
Shutters: calibration is done
Shutters: halting
Shutters halting.
Shutters: notifying level 0
Shutters at 0%
Shutters: end of safety delay

Also I'm having this compiler error in the "readInEeprom" function and to test the code I commented.

exit status 1
cannot convert 'char ()[(((sizetype)) + 1)]' to 'char' for argument '1' to 'void readInEeprom(char*, byte)'

Thanks again

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Sorry. I figured out that it was a serial port problem, after i send the command the uc received noise and reset the level.
The cannot convert 'char ()[(((sizetype)) + 1)]' to 'char' for argument '1' to 'void readInEeprom(char*, byte)' i solved it by removing & in (&storedShuttersState).
Closing issue!

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