That issue is caused by the newer ESP8266 core changing yield functions. Downgrading the ESP8266 core to v2.6.2 (or v2.7.4 depending on your board setup) remains the most reliable workaround until those MySensors core PRs get merged into a main release. Keep an eye on those GitHub PRs for updates on full compatibility with current core releases!

Hi all, After 2 years I restarted working my Home sensors and my MySensors projects. I want to create some PCB and decided to start working with KiCAT. I'm using version 5.1 and was able to import libraries and assign 3d shapes to MySensor components. However, the MySensors 3d shapes look to be wrong. Their size is too big when compared with KiCAT standard components. Has anyone of you gone through this issue? Any workaround? Thanks in advance.

Hi2All! Surprising is here. After about 24hours I refresh HA and suddenly my motion sensor was integrated. There is also second entity > battery : 0 , have to look deeper into that for understanding. Need to change little in the sketch, because don't want every short time 'no movement' so only when there is motion and maybe once a hour indication sensor is alive. Meantime I found 3 other good threats: https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/11200/finally-progress-evidence-based-radio-testing-method-and-capacitors https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1664/which-are-the-best-nrf24l01-modules/27 https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/9550/build-a-reliable-power-supply-chain Very usefull for me also finally progress because of lacking time in the past. Great jobs are done here! Thanks for this all of you guys or girls!

@nagelc said: I'm not very smart at Home Assistant, but 2 things you could look at: Your baud rate is being reported as 38400. My gateways run at 115200. I'm not sure how HA determines what the baud rate should be. Edit: for 8 MHz Arduino, 38400 baud rate is correct, so that probably isn't it. In Home Assistant>Settings>System>Hardware, pick the System Hardware tab. That will show all the ports and what is attached to them. Maybe there will be a clue there. Thanks for your hints. I checked this already. My sensors run at 38400 baud and i see in the debug log, that HA opens the port with the same baud rate. @OldSurferDude said: Are you running HA on the RPi 3? There have been many reports of HA bloating to beyond the capabilities of the RPi. If this is the case, you'll have to install HA on another computer. yes, i run HA as HASSOS version on the RPI3. This worked very well until the one update do something with the mysensors integration. This setup run till this date very smooth with a couple of ZigBee devices over the ZHA integration. I already thought about running HA in a docker on my homeserver. This is a tiny HP PC (Old Elitedesk 800 G1 Mini) on which run debian and CasaOs. I read about problems to get ZigBee working in a docker environment. I use the SonOff zigbee usb stick. And the mysensors serial gateway is connected over USB, too. At least I have two possibilities, which both are very time consuming. Build a ethernet gateway with or without MQTT. I already have a ethernet board ordered to test this. But i have to build this up an a breadboard for testing and i have to update every mysensors sensor to a fixed ID instead of the automatic assigning. Migrate my homeserver from CasaOs to Zimas (CasaOs is deprecated ...) (btw, i have to do this anyway) and the test HA in a docker with routing usb devices to the container.

I am making an open source 3d printer as my minor project for college but i am stuck as my motors are not functioning properly, either they are just vibrating at their place or not working at all. I am using Nema 17 motors with A4998 stepper driver and Aurdino Mega 2560. I googled how to know the correct Tx and Rx terminals, as I thought it was problem, but now my motor is not functioning at all when i run it individually with the Arduino, power supply and stepper driver. Can you please tell me how I should get my motors to run? Also the motors are local and so are most of the components.