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The ID is set to 10 which is the address register.  It should be set to 11,  
See the diff below.

$ svn diff python/lagarto/lagarto-swap/config/devices/panStamp/rgbdriver.xml 
Index: python/lagarto/lagarto-swap/config/devices/panStamp/rgbdriver.xml
===================================================================
--- python/lagarto/lagarto-swap/config/devices/panStamp/rgbdriver.xml   (revision 
982)
+++ python/lagarto/lagarto-swap/config/devices/panStamp/rgbdriver.xml   (working 
copy)
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   <product>RGB LED controller</product>
   <pwrdownmode>false</pwrdownmode>
   <regular>
-    <reg name="RGB" id="10">
+    <reg name="RGB" id="11">
       <endpoint name="RGBlevel" type="num" dir="out">
       </endpoint>
       <endpoint name="Red" type="num" dir="out">

Please define what units are being passed in the setTxInterval parameters in 
the comment documentation of this method.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Acquire new Panstamp
2. Let pyswapdmtgui find the mote at address 255
3. Try to change the address and I get a "Unable set mote's ddress" error box

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I expect to have the panstamp change addresses.  I have been able to work 
around this by modifying the setRegsFromEeprom function.  Instead of 
setDevAddress(bVal, false); I changed it to setDevAddress(0x34, false);  
(number chosen at random) This allowed me to change the address to whatever I 
like.  And when I reverted to the stock panstamp library I was able to change 
my address.  It appears that the library doesn't handle the 0xff device address 
too well

I just tried setting the device address back to 255 and I cannot change it 
anymore.  So this appears repeatable and not just something with a blank new 
eeprom.



What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
latest svn repository r982, Linux.


Let me know if I can provide any more details.

An error relating to invalid bitmap size in wxImageList under OSX

this seems to be a bug when wxPython is installed on OSX and is raising an 
Assert in wxPython, a workaround it to make all the icons the same size, in 
this case 16x16

attached are resized icons, unzip in the src/images directory, overwriting the 
16x12 icons