HC-12 Code

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I am using a pair of HC-12 and have the functionality with one button on the transmitter working where the receiver recognizes the unique code I am sending, but when I add a second button the transmitter is still only send the code for the first button. Can anyone shed some light to why its not sending the correct code?

#include <SoftwareSerial.h>

SoftwareSerial mySerial(2, 3); //RX, TX

int buttonPinFWD = 7;
int buttonPinREV = 8;
boolean onOff = 0;

void setup() {
pinMode(buttonPinFWD, INPUT);
pinMode(buttonPinREV, INPUT);
pinMode(onOff, OUTPUT);
mySerial.begin(9600);
Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop() {

int buttonStateFWD = digitalRead(buttonPinFWD);//read button state FWD
int buttonStateREV = digitalRead(buttonPinREV);//read button state REV

if(buttonStateFWD == HIGH){//if button is down
mySerial.println(1111);//send unique code to the receiver to turn on. In this case 1111
onOff = 1;//set boolean to 1

}
if(buttonStateFWD == LOW && onOff == 0);{//Verifier to send off signal once
mySerial.println(0000);//send unique code to the receiver to turn off. In this case 0000
}
if(buttonStateREV == HIGH){
mySerial.println(5555);
onOff = 1;
}
if(buttonStateREV == LOW && onOff == 0){
mySerial.println(0000);
}
delay(100);//delay little for better serial communication

2

Please correct your post above and add code tags around your code:
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your logic is somewhat flawed as you are using the onOff variable for both buttons

You are bombarding the receiver 10 times per second as long as the button is pressed, is that intended?

side note: how are your buttons wired ?