Homespan example 5 issue

[jeffvanquish]

I am using Homespan example 5 (two working LEDs) to test some wiring and other stuff.
Issue is that only the LED declared first is activated - the activated led is changed if the PIN number is changed so it seems not to be an issue with the ESP32 or the led. Double checked the code to be identical with the example 5 download and struggling to get both leds to light. Fitzing attached.
Ex 5.pdf (651.4 KB)

Any guidance to fix this will be appreciated,

[camsysca]

1. LEDs should always have series resistance. Full stop.
2. since the odds are, your code is in some way flawed, how about providing it?

[gilshultz]

@jeffvanquish

I am using Homespan example 5

Your "Fritzing" diagram is far from complete. It appears you’ve used Wago 225 connectors where resistors should be. Additionally, though you didn’t post the code, I suspect issues in lines 10 through 30 that need to be addressed. Please provide the complete code and an updated, accurate schematic to help us assist you better.

This shows the voltage needed to light the LED at the current you are passing through it.

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[jeffvanquish]

its OK, I figured it out: HomeKit needs to command each led individually (I had assumed both switched on by single command)