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Hi @tahsin_06, welcome to the MySensors community! Did you look at the troubleshooting guide? It shows the most common problems and how to troubleshoot them. Could you post the debug output from your gateway and node?

@jimmy-loyens You can post your (hardware) designs on www.openhardware.io, which is the MySensors hardware site!

I'm currently learning react.js as my new front end language. I like it so far. Also with react native you can develop native mobile apps. That's on my bucket list for the next holiday.

@orri Did you read the manual? if not read below... In-house telephone light button Each in-house telephone has a light button to actuate a joint staircase or entrance light. https://www.siedle.com/App/WebObjects/XSeMIPS.woa/cms/documentdownload/locale.enGB/did.7750/System_Manual_1%2Bn_technology_136442_EN.pdf

@dzjr Yes it is, in theory. it's a three-way valve. I haven't tested it yet though. For now my plant health monitor just monitors 6 plants. It's part of a large project about privacy in the smart home that I will be revealing in the coming year. [image: 1543823744169-plant_health_sensor.png]

Wow, this is amazing! Also: congratulations!

@goddur I'm sorry my friend. I think this question is not related to MySensors. I've googled it for you. https://www.instructables.com/id/ESP8266-to-IFTTT-Using-Arduino-IDE/

@superkris well, at least someone did : https://hackaday.com/2018/11/20/retro-wall-phone-becomes-a-doorbell-and-so-much-more/#more-333555 Congrats!

sorry to bump this old thread. Since i have this jablotron alarm system, in this way i can also get the status of all wireless sensors (doors, etc) connected ?

I'm not a programmer, I can not fix it

Hi All, I'm trying a different approach, on how to use just the top (sensor) part of the livolo touch switch, but at the moment, i'm stuck at the PIC16f690 microcontroller functions in order to power up the LED. I'm using a Livolo VL-C601-2 model and based on the wires on the top part, i tried to make a diagram to batter understand the schematics. (Please note that i'm missing some wires and that i have not drawn all the wires from all the pins as i could not see all of them. If something is wrong, please let me know.) What i don't understand from the diagram below, is how does the PIC16F690 controls the two LEDs (red and blue) using only the RB4 (13) pin. From the datasheet link here i can see that the Pin 13 (RB4) has: RB4/AN10/SDI/SDA and supports IOC Can someone please explain to a noob in electronics how does this work and how does the pic switches from one LED to the other ? [image: 48167399-81ec4a00-e2e3-11e8-8301-d3679d37dcc4.png]

@jhussain the board is the one pointed out by @mfalkvidd and as for the wiring it is very simple: the door sensor has one wire connected to pin 3 (since interrupt based) and the other to ground, the flood sensor has one connected to pin 6 (can be any) and the other to ground.

Hi @jhussain, welcome to the MySensors forum! The controller used is Vera https://www.mysensors.org/controller/vera You can control led lights using this example, or conventional lights using this example.

@skysonic said in Temp, pressure, humidity + OLED: Great project what sketch have you used? i am very interested to make a temprature switch for my kitchen with that kind of display great work thank you! My sketch is based on bme280 temp, hum, pressure sketch plus the oled display. bye

@alexsh1 the reason i am using the 18650's is the fact i have a steady stream of them coming in for my large battery packs. I have a couple hundred that aren't dead but just aren't quite up to to the standard i am putting in my big packs.

I don't think this is the right forum to ask this question. Try a Node Red forum?

Welcome to the MySensors community @dj_janker Yes, what you are describing should be fairly straightforward. You could use the receive() function on the gateway to write to the SD card. I would however use 3.3V Pro Mini instead of Nano for the battery powered nodes. See https://www.mysensors.org/build/battery for more information. For the DS18B20 see https://www.mysensors.org/build/temp