 void setup(){
 
   pinMode(busPin,INPUT);  // Designate temperature bus pin data direction
+  pinMode(heatPin,OUTPUT);                // Heat circuit relay 
+  pinMode(coolPin,OUTPUT);                // Cooling circuit relay
   Serial.begin(serialSpeed);
 
   sensors.begin();        // Start up the library. IC Default is 9 bit. If you have troubles consider upping it 12. Ups the delay

// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void powerControl(){
  
  return; // -------------------------FOLLOWING CODE IS NOT SAFE ---------------------
  if ((currentTemp < cool) && (currentTemp > heat)) {
    return;
  } else if (currentTemp > cool) {
    digitalWrite(8,LOW);

  } else {
    digitalWrite(7,LOW);
  }


  // Temp Note, variables needed: heatLastRan, coolLastRan
  // Relays are 2 7 8 10
  
}



int numOfDevices = 1;             // How many sensors are in loop
int heat = 70;                    // This is the default heater trigger temp setting
int cool = 80;                    // This is the default cooling trigger temp setting
int buffer = 2;                   // This is the range away from the setpoint the heat or AC will overcool/heat to prevent shorter cycles
int heatPin = 7;                  // Digital pin used for turning on the heater relay
int coolPin = 8;                  // Digital pin used for turning on the AC relay
int cycleTime - 600000;           // The length of time to delay running the AC or heat to prevent short cycling
boolean heatRunning = FALSE;      // Stores whether the heater is currently running or not
boolean coolRunning = FALSE;      // Stores whether the AC is currently running or not
long currentTemp = 0.0;           // Current room temperature
int serialSpeed = 9600;           // Default serial comm speed
long oldTemp = 0;                 // Used to only update the currentTemp if the temp has changed
unsigned long timeOut;            // Backlight timeout variable
boolean editable = FALSE;         // Determines whether or not button presses will do anything, used to avoid accidental changes
char* menu[] = {"Cooling", "Heating"};  // Menu display for either setting the high point or the low point of the temp range
