Grumpy_Mike:
That seems to work but puts out a value of 1 or 0 while ideally, I want a LOW or HIGH.
So what is the difference between a 1 and a high?
I will tell you, nothing at all.
See it is ideal!
Once here I was warned that TRUE/FALSE and HIGH/LOW might some day not be 1/0 so my code should not assume that and won't be compatible. I had to LOL since hey, I should live so long! But then that person advocates using C++ Strings on UNO's and not being hardware-centered.