You have to add a (global) variable that stores the last send command (to open/close).

When you send a command, you save it in the global variable.

And you only send a command when it is different than the command send the last time, so only CHANGES are sent.

The best way to do this is to make a specific function, e.g. SetSolenoid(bool open);

#define SOLENOID_OPEN  TRUE
#define SOLENOID_CLOSE FALSE

bool _currentSolenoidStatus = false; // Assume closed

In your loop:

...
if  ... condition when solenoid should be be opened
{
    SetSolenoid(SOLENOID_OPEN);
}
...
if  ... condition when solenoid should be be closed
{
   SetSolenoid(SOLENOID_CLOSE);
}
 
bool SetSolenoid(bool status)
{
    if (_currentSolenoidStatus != status)
    {
        // Send status to solenoid
        _solenoidStatus = status;
    }
}

You have to add a (global) variable that stores the last send command (to open/close).

When you send a command, you save it in the global variable.

And you only send a command when it is different than the command send the last time, so only CHANGES are sent.

The best way to do this is to make a specific function, e.g. SetSolenoid(bool open);

#define SOLENOID_OPEN  TRUE
#define SOLENOID_CLOSE FALSE

bool _currentSolenoidStatus = false; // Assume closed

In your loop:

...
if  ... condition when solenoid should be be opened
{
    SetSolenoid(SOLENOID_OPEN);
}
...
if  ... condition when solenoid should be be closed
{
   SetSolenoid(SOLENOID_CLOSE);
}

Function to open/close solenoid open (only when changed):

bool SetSolenoid(bool status)
{
    if (_currentSolenoidStatus != status)
    {
        // Send status to solenoid
        _solenoidStatus = status;
    }
}