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fix #20 - allow setting binary arrays (i.e. psk) with strings of hex digits

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@@ -48,6 +48,18 @@ If you want to see all packets, simply subscribe to "meshtastic.receive".</li>
<li>meshtastic.receive.data(packet)</li>
<li>meshtastic.node.updated(node = NodeInfo) - published when a node in the DB changes (appears, location changed, username changed, etc&hellip;)</li>
</ul>
<p>We receive position, user, or data packets from the mesh.
You probably only care about meshtastic.receive.data.
The first argument for
that publish will be the packet.
Text or binary data packets (from sendData or sendText) will both arrive this way.
If you print packet
you'll see the fields in the dictionary.
decoded.data.payload will contain the raw bytes that were sent.
If the packet was sent with
sendText, decoded.data.text will <strong>also</strong> be populated with the decoded string.
For ASCII these two strings will be the same, but for
unicode scripts they can be different.</p>
<h1 id="example-usage">Example Usage</h1>
<pre><code>import meshtastic
from pubsub import pub
@@ -97,6 +109,12 @@ type of packet, you should subscribe to the full topic name. If you want to see
- meshtastic.receive.data(packet)
- meshtastic.node.updated(node = NodeInfo) - published when a node in the DB changes (appears, location changed, username changed, etc...)
We receive position, user, or data packets from the mesh. You probably only care about meshtastic.receive.data. The first argument for
that publish will be the packet. Text or binary data packets (from sendData or sendText) will both arrive this way. If you print packet
you&#39;ll see the fields in the dictionary. decoded.data.payload will contain the raw bytes that were sent. If the packet was sent with
sendText, decoded.data.text will **also** be populated with the decoded string. For ASCII these two strings will be the same, but for
unicode scripts they can be different.
# Example Usage
```
import meshtastic