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Revision as of 18:53, 8 April 2019
9 . Closing a Channel
When you are finished with a channel, you should close and (in some languages) delete it. Once closed, the physical Phidget channel the software channel was matched to will be released, and made available to attach to other software channels.
For example:
ch.close()
ch.close();
ch.Close();
Phidget_close((PhidgetHandle)ch);
PhidgetDigitalInput_delete(&ch); //Replace DigitalInput with the channel class of your channel
ch.close()
When you close a channel, it will reset all of the properties of that channel. For example, a digital output will revert back to FALSE when it is closed.
