REther get() always returning false

Title: REther get() always returning false

I'm trying to have a mob spawner control using the REther peripheral and assign each mob its own frequency, however, when I run peripheral.get() it always returns false (even if I literally just turned it on). I was wondering if this is a bug or I'm doing something wrong.
Here's a sample code: http://pastebin.com/QFihi86k (returns false both times)
If this is a bug, anyone with a workaround (like making two turtles communicate across dimensions) would be great

Nevermind, got it working finally. Don't know how to delete post

Split into new topic.

Idk, But this may be the error

transmitter = peripheral.wrap("right")

transmitter.setFreq(1)
transmitter.set(false)
local state = transmitter.get()
print(state)
os.sleep(1)
transmitter.set(true)
transmitter.get() -- You aren't updating the state here
print(state) -- Here it prints the state which haven't been updated from false

So simply change the last 'transmitter.get()' to 'state = transmitter.get()'
Edit: Nevermind.. Saw that you got it to work

C'mon man, support forum rule #1… tell us how you fixed it!

Edit: NM I fixed it.





Just kidding, for those wondering I worked around this by instead going with a computer using a wireless transmitter and receiver as peripherals. I didn't know you could do this or I would have from the beginning. It's not well documented (unsurprisingly) and the only references to this feature that I found were some obscure forums posts and a tiny 3 sentence paragraph at the bottom of a spoiler, which is itself at the bottom of a spoiler in the OP of the Chicken Bones mod forum thread.

It doesn't help those who really want a turtle to perform these functions but if a computer works, all you have to do is place the transmitter/receiver on a side of the computer, wrap it as a peripheral and call its setFreq(freq) and getFreq() methods. From there you can use the Redstone API to send signals to the appropriate side. Works like a charm.