Taking ready-made examples and modifying them to solve your problems is a good way to learn a new product.
However, this is only true if you have read the documentation beforehand and understand what exactly you are changing and what effect these changes will have.
A necessary addition to this method is repeated analysis and rechecking of the modifications made, as well as constant monitoring of the operation of the modified example in hardware after each modification using measuring instruments, data loggers, etc.
This way you will be able to observe what effects your changes lead to, even if you did not read the documentation carefully enough or made a mistake when changing the example.
The most useless thing you can do in terms of gaining new knowledge is to ask someone else to do all this work for you.
If your goal is not to learn how to work with controllers, measuring devices and documentation, but to get a ready-made working circuit, then all I can advise you is to create a new topic here: https://forum.cannylogic.com/viewforum.php?id=11 and wait for a response if someone answers you.
And yes, you made a mistake, at least here:
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