In a program with dimmers we use the AO's to dim a 0-10V module.
That works fine, but it is not clear to us why the analoge output has a 0-10V voltage, and a 0-100 value(in the properties of mervis). Where the first 0-10 value represents the 0-10V on the exit.
How can we use the 0-100 value that represents the 0-10V on the exit (example a value of 25 would result in a 2.5V on the output).
If it would not be clear: When we now reach a value of 10 we have already reached the 10 volt on the output, the other 90 values, do not make any difference.

Is there a solution for this (some configuration,...)?

@TomasKnot

Indeed, I installed EVOK Release v.2.0.5c, and it works like it should ;)
Thank you very much!

@unix

Hi unix,

I installed a few Unipi 1.1 and UniPi Lite 1.1's. A few days ago I want to install a new one (raspbian + evok), And I have the same problem. I tried to remove and re-install the Evok, it did not help. I re-installed everything (OS + evok), same result. You are not the only one with this problem.
I hope there is solution soon....

https://forum.unipi.technology/topic/669/same-evok-start-error

Re: evok start error

I installed a few Unipi 1.1 and UniPi Lite 1.1's. A few days ago I want to install a new one (raspbian + evok), And I have the same problem. I tried to remove and re-install the Evok, it did not help. I re-installed everything, same result. Is there any progress with this problem?