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After I tried to set pins with setWatch for the 3 pins, I ran your command again. Here is the result.
>global["\xFF"].watches =[ undefined, { pin: D32, recur: true, edge: -1, cb: function () { ... }, state: false }, { pin: D24, recur: true, edge: -1, cb: function () { ... }, state: false }, { pin: D22, recur: true, edge: -1, cb: function () { ... }, state: true }, { pin: D24, recur: true, edge: -1, cb: function () { ... }, state: false } ]
JeonLab-
After I tried to set pins with setWatch for the 3 pins
a bit strange, I guess you run the setwatch command two times for pin D24, but where is the D17, the BTN1?
Maybe try assigning the watch number to a variable, so that you can then clear them and do your test better, like so?
testD22=setWatch(function(e) { console.log("testD22"); }, D22, {
repeat:true, edge:'both' });clearWatch(testD22)
enaon
It just lists the watches that are currently running. So you only have the BTN watch, and you can only enable two more, a total of three?