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Hello, my english is not very good, so I let me help with this from Google.
My programming skills are almost zero and therefore I would like to have some help with how to implement an NTP timer in this project.
I would like to have the possibility of a timer so that a certain effect starts and ends at a certain time.
Until now, I have had a timer on the 220V outlet. However, then I could not turn on the light with the button (on D2 onboard).
Do you have good ideas?