Ok, so I have this bit of code: const dividor = 4; const x = parseInt(global.get("SCAN_TIME")/dividor); msg.payload = "start"; msg.delay = x; Which works nice if the global is set. So how to I catch it so if it isn't set, there is a default value? eg: const dividor = 4; const x = parseInt(globa…

Well I don't think you need that. const scantime = global.get("SCAN_TIME") || place value here

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