How to set timed backlight on HASPmota?

[pp1wvc]

Is there any way to set the display backlight in HASPmota, as simple as in OpenHasp? I made some configurations in HASPmota, but I really have no idea how this is done in HASPmota. Below is a sample of the code I am using.

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If possible, it would be interesting to leave an example, I believe it is done in berry.

[s-hadinger]

I'm not aware how it is possible in OpenHASP and willing to replicate the mechanism here

[pp1wvc]

I'm thinking of something like a big button covering the display and activating (power on) for a period of 30 seconds and then turning off the display backlight.
But I believe this can only be done in Berry. But I believe there is a more elegant way to activate a backlight in Tasmota, I would just like to know if anyone provides examples. In OpenHasp it is very simple, I believe it will not be a challenge to implement something similar in HASPmota/LVGL.

[s-hadinger]

Antiburn already exists as separate code. But I think it's a good idea to have it integrated to HASPmota. I realized that the configuration in OpenHASP is done outside the json files. I may propose to have it inside pages.jsonl

[pp1wvc]

1 resposta
I think the proposal is perfect. I miss this resource, which is of great importance for extending the useful life of our beloved displays ;)