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  Connecting NodeMCU 1.0 Gateway to WiFi
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  influxDB et Grafana
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  Fields Mysensors
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  https://forum.mycontroller.org/ integration of motioneye in MyC Base OdroidC2/Armbian buster et Cam arducam (libcamera)
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  French Version
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  Widgets météo
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  Cannot add Nodes trough RS 485
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  @qobouky You are correct, the Binary type sensors should be visible here. I just revisited your sketch and I found a conflict on the allocated sensors id #define CHILD_ID_HUM 0 #define CHILD_ID_TEMP 1 #define CHILD_ID_CO2 2 #define NUMBER_OF_RELAYS 3 // Total number of attached relays void presentation() { present(CHILD_ID_HUM, S_HUM); present(CHILD_ID_TEMP, S_TEMP); present(CHILD_ID_CO2, S_AIR_QUALITY); for (int sensor=1, pin=RELAY_PIN; sensor<=NUMBER_OF_RELAYS; sensor++, pin++) { // Register all sensors to gw (they will be created as child devices) present(sensor, S_BINARY); } } your relay sensor id should start from 3 or above. I do not see the use of pin=RELAY_PIN. You can present the status of your relay's, that can create V_STATUS on MyController example: #define RELAY_SENSOR 3 // Relay sensor starts at 3 void presentation() { .... MyMessage relayMsg(RELAY_SENSOR, V_STATUS); for (int sensor=RELAY_SENSOR; sensor < (RELAY_SENSOR + NUMBER_OF_RELAYS); sensor++) { // Register all sensors to gw (they will be created as child devices) present(sensor, S_BINARY); relayMsg.sensor = sensor; send(relayMsg.set(loadState(sensor))); // current status of the relay } } NOTE: You have to update your relay code on setup and in receive too
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  serial, Ethernet to MQTT
  mqtt ethernet serial mycontroller converter bridge • • jkandasa  

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  @Yveaux said in serial, Ethernet to MQTT: Of course, but MySensors MQTT gateway runs just as fine when connected over cabled ethernet, as when connected over wifi I do not know that Now on this tool, I do not see much benefit from ethernet to MQTT Still, it is good from serial to MQTT.
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  Your suggestions to choose naming for "sensor" and "variable"
  mycontroller.org mycontroller • • jkandasa  

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  Gateway >> Node >> Device >> Metrics Nodes have devices attached and each device has metrics.
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  Java version for MyController?
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  @Alexandr-Kazakov Try with this start.sh file https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller-v1-legacy/blob/0f473bafb729baf5551829daa5f838eec9df4384/dist/src/main/package/bin/start.sh
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  V 1.5.0 stability problem solved (my fault!)....
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  MyController Forum Registration
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  @chrispy @mfalkvidd sorry for the inconvenience. I didn't notice it. I have enabled search option for guests.
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  Where to send messages about battery charge and signal strength?
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  Yes, I found It may be useful for those who might come across this issue later: Git MYCONTROLLER repo Code for sending RSSI from loop function. It is not necessary to announce (present) the RSSI sensor. MY_CRITICAL_SECTION { char *buff = new char[18]{}; (void) snprintf(buff, 17, "rssi:%d", rssi); reportMsg(getId(), V_VAR5, buff); delete [] buff; }
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  Setup problem
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  @Skysurfer14 I am not totally sure what you have done, so this might help you get more help. The sensor is connected to what? Post the gateway code so we can see what is happening there. Your debug shows that the node cannot find the parent (gateway) and therefore fails. Again, how it is all connected (drawing, photo) would help.
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  Momentary output command to node
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  Also, ideally, moreso very necessary, the momentary needs to be sorta snappy, as I am planning on connecting to a starter circuit on the generator, so which is why i was thinking more at the node built into the sketch as opposed to the controller, due to lag times in data to/from node
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  Hi everyone newbish question here
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  @kimot Yeah, but mainly this is more proof of concept. If this platform works for what I am trying to accomplish, I may just go mesh and start migrating to mysensors/mycontroller
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  React on other MQTT messages possible?
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  @trs-80 Imo it's not as easy as comparing (or even just counting) some fancy pictures to really make a judge on the "most integrations" issue . As a FHEM-user (without OpenHAB experience thouhg), I'd state there's at least three or four big systems missing (on the picture collection): HomeMatic / HomeMatic-IP, 1-Wire (it's more than DS18B20 ) and EnOcean. All of them are supported by FHEM, and additionally a lot of "special" stuff (like RS485 protocolls and many others). To get an impression, the commandref is a good starting point). Additionally, there exist a lot more "innofficial" modules for whatever purpose... So in fact, I've seen quite a few people leaving FHEM in the past (it requires quite some familiarizon) and coming back to it, also from OpenHAB for it's flexibility. Also the level of comfort may vary from integration to integration. So I'd state, there's not THE nor perfect answer to the question which controller supports the highes number of integrations
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  Using an 802.11g wifi transport
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  @mfalkvidd said in Using an 802.11g wifi transport: @eveningstariot If you have wifi, the MySensors library adds almost nothing to your project. Connect your wifi devices directly to your controller, using mqtt or whatever protocols your controller supports. MySensors was the starting point for me to build my own parts for home automation. It is more than a library: active community inspiration for new projects an API which I more or less transferred to a generic API for other sensors (zWave, homematic...) I have reduced the usage of radio based sensors (only one active sensor left) and sometimes I get blue, that mysensors has no real solution for my WiFi-based sensors. The solution with one gateway per WiFi node is not appealing. (No auto discovery, many endpoints to one controller...) I switched to MQTT (without mysensors) and direct REST-API calls. But it feels a little bit clumsy.
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  MyControler V1.4.0 issues
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  @andmaster I have mycontroller starting via crontab and this always works for me, you could try that and see how it works for you. Here on pi3 it is working no problem and every reboot mycontroller comes right back up. If you can I would recommend replacing the SD card with a SSD HDD. They are quite cheap now (less than £20 in UK) and seem much faster and more stable. I have mine connected to pi via usb adaptor and it is working well. Another thing to keep in mind is that a good quality power supply and good thick cable from power supply to raspberry pi are strongly advised. Pi seems to be affected by power quality easily. I have been around the block a few times with this!
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  MyController version "1.4.0.Final" released
  controller mycontroller.org mycontroller release 1.4.0.final • • jkandasa  

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  MyController as a Data Logger
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  @jgrieco You may try log raw data from the gateway. https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues/473 This changes available in SNAPSHOT version
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  MyController version "1.3.0.Final" released
  controller mycontroller.org mycontroller release 1.3.0.final • • jkandasa  

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  @jkandasa Brilliant - thank you!!!
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  Memory Consumption
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  Mine usually tops out at about 30%. What is the output of the following?? $ java -version $ javac -version
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  FOTA Update and Node Repeater
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  @jkandasa actually, MYSBootloader does not implement ACK handling (due to space constraints), but online FOTA does.
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  [Solved] FOTA Not Working
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  Just to end and close the topic, @tekka great work on the Bootloader and @jkandasa great work on MyController... Thank you
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  Feature Request: Telegram support to Operation
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  MyController 1.2.0.Final version released
  controller mycontroller.org mycontroller release • • jkandasa  

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  Need volunteer: MyController 1.2.0-SNAPSHOT version with major provider changes and supports for ack
  mycontroller release ack provider snapshot • • jkandasa  

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  I don't know why but now OTA works better; I still get quite some NACKs on the gateway but at least most of the times the OTA is successful even with signing enabled. With ACK enabled the transfer speed is at least 4/5 times slower
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  Need volunteer to test dualboot OTA with MyController
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  There is, I have loaded 5 but none work, besides the first time that actually did started the ota transfer
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  MQTT with mycontroller, No Connection to Node/Sensor
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  You need to post your code of the node and the debug from node and gateway, otherwise we can't help
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  MQTT Gateway Configuration
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  Thank you for your replay. My main doubt was the client-id, I didn't understand if it was a unic name or the GW client-id. You answered my question. Thank You for your help
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  MyController side by side with OpenHab
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  I have 2 controllers connected to 2 ethernet gateways running all on the same rpi. I don't know really what happens to the mqtt broker if it gets clogged with a queue of undeliverable messages, you have to debug it and see if the mqtt grows too much
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  MyController (Ubuntu) + Ethernet Gateway + Relay Board
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  @zachflem Can you see a node 0? Select your gateway and run Discover
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  MyController 1.1.0.Final version released
  controller iot mycontroller.org mycontroller release • • jkandasa  

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  @jkandasa Great! Thanks for pointing me out. I'll take a look. Regards
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  MyController 1.0.0.Final version released
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  how to see dashboard
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  If you want to use esp8266 as nodes, there are also some alternative firmwares like espurna, espeasy or tasmota (pretty much the same as espurna), while you can show data on the node-red dashboard connecting with mqtt
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  Serial Gateway and MQTT Broker
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  @talhatec However, when a sensor calls back to the controller, both HomeAssistant and myController send out replies, and due to this, i think the messages clash, and the controllers endup sending it multiple times. I do not know your preference about, which controller wants to response for your sensors request. Suppose you want MyController only on listen mode, you have to change MQTT Topic publish to some dummy topic on MyController gateway settings.
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  Remote Access
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  it works now i disabled https, and it works fine thanks folks for help
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  How to make MyController autostart on raspberry pi
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  @keldandorin https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/2262/server-restart
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  [SOLVED] Adding a node - confused!
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  All sorted now, a reboot of the pi was needed and it all started to happen automatically!
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  MyController OTA problems
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  @jkandasa Ok. I will try it out and let you know. Thanks for all the help. Its greatly appreciated.
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  MyController on Raspberry Pi dies when serial gateway disconnects
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  @vobi Can you switch your serial driver Auto to jSerialComm on gateway settings? You can configure Cron job on your RPI to trigger mycontroller/bin/start.sh If it is running, nothing to do.
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  [SOLVED] Update Firmware - Not working, it seems?
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  @kluszczyn - I was doing that last night and it wasn't working. However, it has started to work this morning. I have no idea why it wasn't doing it last night (Probably user error, admittedly). I have the issue sorted this morning. Will update the title of this thread now. MODs are welcome to remove the post if needed. I personally use MQTT.fx to monitor my MQTT channels, just in case you ever needed to change for some reason or would like to check out the if it has any features you require.
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  ERROR: Persistence already in use, Reload this gateway when MQTT Broker comes UP
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  @jkandasa - I knew i saw something somewhere. Thank you, will attempt to add sensors later on when i get home. Thank you!
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  MyController on OrangePi
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  @Fritzin On download page you have users manual too. Kindly refer it.
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  Mycontroller on c.h.I.p.
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  @jkandasa so far so good need to buy extra sensors to see if this device can hold , but I'm pretty sure it will just like raspberry pi 1
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  0.0.3.Final pre-release - volunteers required to test
  mycontroller.org release pre-release • • jkandasa  

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  Testing now and so far the mysensors smartsleep etc is working perfectly. What a great controller, thank you for your hard work. I will maybe switch to this in place of Demotic.
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  MyController 0.0.3.Alpha2 released!! :)
  controller mycontroller.org topology influxdb new-release • • jkandasa  

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  @jkandasa Thank you for the update. I will use this controller in production in few days. Eactly what I want. For non-msensors devices I Will use node-red as glue !
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  Feature Request: More graph options for Mixed sensor graph
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  Feature Request: readable names in dashboard
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  @mvader Hi Sorry for the long delayed response. If you see the problem till, kindly let me know.
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  Help with Windows Installation - Server and Serial Activation
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  @landpatterson Great! /dev/ttyUSBx is Linux machine id for serial port. In windows it would be like COMx. So you can enter as follows, Driver: For windows you can select either jssc or jSerialComm. I would recommend you to leave it as Auto. It will select best driver for your OS. We no need to specify a driver until there is a situation. I guess in windows port name should be without space COM5. Retry frequency: When there is a loss in serial port connection between MyController and your gateway, MyController will try to reconnect after this x seconds. here I have mentioned 120 seconds. After successful connection, you can see debug logs on Status >> Resources logs
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  Help with Windows Installation
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  @gopal_N I know this is outdated response, I am sorry for long delay(I didn't notice this). I do not know still you are using MyController.org. I have updated serial port driver. This particular issue might be resolved in current build.
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  MyController - 0.0.3-Alpha2 pre-release - volunteers required to test
  mycontroller.org pre-release alpha • • jkandasa  

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  @jkandasa said: @pebri86 Yes, I will implement smartSleep feature. But it will take bit more time. may be after release. Please raise a ticket for this feature request to follow. https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues between what type of actions do we(controller) need to do with smartsleep nodes? Actually all action like reboot, erase configuration, or send values to node since all battery node do sleep all the time and can't response while sleep.
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  Browser downloads file instead of connecting to Login page?
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  In case anyone else is reading this post im going to try running through this post. I'll update with progress later. Self-Signed_Certificate Guide
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  MyController.org - 0.0.3-alpha1 released
  controller mycontroller.org release new • • jkandasa  

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  Ok, I feel pretty dumb not to have thought of it before, but I've found the issue. For the sake of anyone running in the same issue, if you are running an ad blocker, try to disable it first. Looking at the request in Chromium, it said "ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT" Turning off the ad blocker resulted in a dashboard as you would expect it. Sorry for bothering you for something I should have thought of, and thank you for your support.
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  Soil Sensor Trips wrong way (dry>wet not wet>dry)
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  @crusher70 well! Thank you!
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  Gateway status down
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  @eccle said: Using MySensors I have set up a serial gateway with a NRF24l01 and a distance sensor on a pro mini both are working. I get gateway startup complete on the serial monitor. When I add a gateway in My Controller the status is down. It is Enabled, type is Serial, Network, Type is MySensors, Connection detail is Port:/dev/tty/USB0,Baud rate 115200, Driver Auto. error message unable to open. Do I have to have a specific port Thanks Hi in Linux USB-serial port will be something like /dev/ttyUSB* not /dev/tty/USB0. To know available USB-Serial port use this command ls -lh /dev/ttyUSB*
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  beta testers required for MyController 0.0.3-alpha1 release
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  @hoegaarden_bier said: Question: When my sensor node does a 'requestTime', what time (epoch) does it send back? Is this UTC, localtime???? will send local server time with local timezone. https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/blob/development/src/main/java/org/mycontroller/standalone/mysensors/MySensorsMessageEngine.java#L211
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  Plugins API
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  @manusovich Thank you for the explanation. Yes, it's true nowadays we re using mobile more than computer. We should have modern GUI for mobile too. For this I'm working with the request https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues/56 Currently analyzing with http://ionicframework.com/
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  New Dashboard Item - Static Image from disk
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  @manusovich said: Hey there! First of all let me say big thank you for everything what you are doing here. That is the most "enterprise" level open-source implementation for home controller which i ever saw. Great job! Can you consider to add one more dashboard item type - static image from disk + refresh period for that on dashboard. It can be worth when we have another systems in our home network and they are producing such images. For example for me it is traffic in the city - i have script which is generating that in rush hours and saving as image on the disk. That will be nice to have that on dashboard. Does it make sense at all? Alex HI Alex, Thank you for your interest with MyController.org. Kindly open a request on github page. https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues Yes, this looks nice feature and generic one. we can use it for anything.
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  MyController+Domoticz at same time?
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  @sundberg84 Thanks! Ok, this behavior is different from mine. I was hoping we had a similar experience. I just downgraded from the beta to the latest stable release. I'll see if that helps...
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  How do you Purge Node Data?
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  Ok thanks, New version demo running well. Nice to see the Dashboard! I will wait for the 0.3 Alpha release. Regards, Al
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  Buttons that send different signals to the same sensor
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  @mwild95 for now with 0.0.3-alpha1 release you can configure with group payload ON/OFF. but there is a request for this feature. I will implement when I get time. https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues/47 Thank you!
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  Server won't start
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  @bruseisi have you tried with? mycontroller/bin/start.sh
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  Alarm not triggering?
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  omg thank you so much. i dont know how i missed that
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  Scrambled UI - not reading sensors
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  @Kurt said: Thx! Turned out to be a combination of cached data and a power delivery problem at my gateway. All working fine now. Any hints at how to test the (guess alpha) MQTT broker? Kurt @Kurt To use MySensors.org 1.6 dev branch MQTT gateway we should(I guess) have a MQTT broker. So I have added inbuilt MQTT broker to provide easy setup for users. Two options available for MQTT broker. Use MyController.org MQTT broker (by default will be enabled, configuration will be available in mycontroller/conf/mycontroller.properties). You can modify or use default port number(1883) Use external MQTT broker. In this case if you use external MQTT broker on the same machine, you should disable MQTT broker of MyController.org. You have to configure MQTT client details here mycontroller/conf/mycontroller.properties you have to change the following lines based on MySensors.org MQTT gateway configuration mcc.gateway.mqtt.topic.publish=mygateway-in mcc.gateway.mqtt.topic.subscribe=mygateway-out
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  installation problem
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  @doxikus said: Hi, I have problems with SD cards, read/write issues, so I have new one, Jessie is installed, I have running mycontroller over one week on RPI A+ without problems :-). Now my next problem is how to attach sensor getaway over usb hub :-). I have for getaway arduino uno with NRF24L01+ library is uploaded, over serial monitor looks ok, so I would like to know how to connect to RPI :-). Problem is with settings, which serial port I should use!? Right now it is with default settings, mcc.serialport.driver.type=auto mcc.serialport.name=/dev/ttyUSB0 Do I need to change something here!? How to know which serial port I need to use!? dmesg!? Maybe to consider using ethernet gateway!? Thanks again @doxikus Perfect! Yes you have to change this line if you are using serial port. mcc.serialport.name=/dev/ttyUSB0 I believe you have connected your arduino UNO with USB port, If yes, the port will be similar /dev/ttyUSB0, run this command on your RPI, ls -l /dev/ttyUSB* or ls -l /dev/tty* It will list available ports, you can find the odd one out easily! MyController.org supports for Serial, Ethernet, GPIO(RPI) and MQTT(master branch). You can use either. For now you can go with serial as you have the setup ready to go
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  Mycontroller & MQTT
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  @pierremv said: Looking forward to try 0.0.2-alpha6. Will the combination with Mysensor v1.5 work too ? MySesnors v1.5 MQTT will not support for OTA, If you want to go with OTA support via MQTT you should upgrade your MySensors version to v1.6 As I have different other MQTT clients in my network, I'm planning to stay with Mosquitto as MQTT broker. That's also the reason why the MQTT gateway acts as client and not as broker. Nevertheless, I do understand your reasoning to simplify the setup by adding MQTT broker support. MySensors v1.6 MQTT completely redefined. Reference link for further information. MyController 0.0.2-alpha6 version have inbuilt MQTT broker as well as client. You can use inbuilt MQTT broker as like broker you are using outside. It will support for other clients too. That's up to your wish. You can use it or disable it. Thanks for your support, appreciated ! Cheers, Peter
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  Change Time format
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  @supagusti Your request has been implemented. Changes will be available in 0.0.2-alpha6 release. Thank you!
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  MyController.org
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  @artur said: and who will MQTT broker? You are right! I misunderstood something here! I believe I have to create code for MQTT broker with MyController http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/2285/mqtt-broker-support-in-mysensors-1-6
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  Control equipment's via IR (infrared)
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  @jkandasa I've created the topic there. Thanks.
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  Thank you
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  @mvader said: @jkandasa said: Right now it's taking system timezone as timezone. I hope if we give it as configurable option may leads confusion. it seems to default to Version: 0.0.2-alpha5, Timezone: UTC(+0000) i have the TZ set correctly on my rpi2 (i'm EDT timezone) thanks You have to set timezone with the help of raspi-config https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-2-first-time-configuration/changing-timezone I believe your rpi still with UTC. If you run date command from your raspberry PI what is the output? i must have had a browser cache issue or something, the next day i came back and it said EDT. so it appears my system clock was indeed set to UTC. One comment on something you said above. " I hope if we give it as configurable option may leads confusion." I think that given the audience here, there isn't much that would confuse people. If you were dealing with people who didn't know anything about electronics, or computers, maybe, but to be honest i can't see how it would confuse anyone, much less anyone here.. just my thoughts.. @mvader Thank you! What I mentioned here is, Say if you are running your system with UTC time (People always set system time as where they are living) and you change MyController time to EDT. Now confusion stars this way. Sunrise/Sunset time (you set latitude and longitude for your location(UTC), time will be displayed in EDT) Message received from sensor will show in EDT, As you are in UTC there is chance to thing like it is old log, etc., While scheduling 'Timer' will get confuse (Will be scheduled in EDT timezone). I believe it is good to go with system time. Top most we have to rewrite the code in many places now to circle around to the firmware issue. the nodes that use dual-optiboot, are mostly the sensebender micro boards. these are typically battery powered devices that sleep most of the time. with the library 1.5, you have an OTA enabled setting and when the device boots, it listens for a defined amount of time for an OTA upgrade signal. I've tested this with MYScontroller and it works. when i reboot the device, the firmware upgrade takes off. I rebooted the device manually and nothing was sent, so it seems like something may still not be working correctly. with your implementation. Thank you for your effort and time on this. Let me check how dual-optiboot works and will check the implementation MyController also.
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  @jkandasa said: What are all the languages should we support? Can you add more details on this in github? answered on github
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  Help with Raspberry Install.
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  @jkandasa said: https://192.168.6.220:8443 YES!!!!! That was the problem!!! Thanks already working I already added some sensors and its working Beautiful!!!!! Hope you keep developing and keep the good work!!!! Best regards