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+ 
+// This sketch provides a variation of Example 1 (a Simple LightBulb Accessory) that demonstrates
+// the use of multi-threaded functionality to periodically flip the power of the light from a thread
+// outside of the main HomeSpan polling process.  You will be able to turn on/off the LightBulb
+// Accessory from the Home App as usual, but every 10 seconds the light will flip state automatically
+// (turning it ON if it is OFF, or turning it OFF if it is ON).
+
+// Note this example does not implement an actual LED, just the logic to show how things work from 
+// within the Home App.
+
+// This sketch can be used with both single- and dual-processor devices.
+
+#include "HomeSpan.h"
+
+Characteristic::On *power;                  // NEW!  Create a global pointer to the On Characterstic (to be used below)
+
+//////////////////////////////////////
+
+void setup() {
+ 
+  Serial.begin(115200);
+
+  homeSpan.begin(Category::Lighting,"HomeSpan LightBulb");
+
+  new SpanAccessory();
+    new Service::AccessoryInformation();
+      new Characteristic::Identify();
+            
+    new Service::LightBulb();
+      power = new Characteristic::On();     // NEW!  Save the pointer to the Characteristic in the global variable, power
+
+  homeSpan.autoPoll();                      // NEW!  Start autopolling.  HomeSpan will run its polling process in separate thread
+}
+
+//////////////////////////////////////
+
+void loop(){
+
+  // NOTE: we DO NOT call homeSpan.poll() from this loop() since we already started polling in a separate thread above by calling homeSpan.autoPoll()
+
+  delay(10000);         // sleep for 10 seconds - note this has no effect on HomeSpan since the polling process is in a different thread
+
+  Serial.printf("*** Flipping power of Light!\n");
+
+  homeSpanPAUSE;                        // temporarily pause the HomeSpan polling process
+  power->setVal(1-power->getVal());     // flip the value of the On Characteristic using the pointer we saved above
+  
+} // note once at the end of the loop() code block HomeSpan polling automatically resumes (no need to call homeSpanRESUME)
+