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@hek hi dear hek , this is very Attractive :) very very thank you

[image: 1458588501884-256_2.jpg] isn't it just SEXY ?

Awesome, please add this to openhardware.io.

Thank you all for the fast response! Best Regards

how about adding an ultrasonic sensor to tell if your car is IN the garage or not?

@lundebc No, I'm in a "no time left on device" mode right now. I'm thinking of publishing the eagle files for anyone to use but have not done it yet. /Magnus

@pkriek If you can stick a light sensitive resistor onto that light you could measure when the light goes on and then do something (like send a message to domoticz). I'm also looking for a way to count the number of times a door opens (similar problem), no solution on Domoticz yet, still looking.

Thanks Gregl! Right now I like using it with my Chromecast. On my server, I have a little script where I can associate Youtube videos to tag ID's. So when I press one, that Youtube video associated with that tag is sent right to Chromecast and begins playing. When my son is a little older, I can stick the tags on toys and books so when he touches them to the thing, it could play his favourite videos associated with those objects too. I also have a client whose office is really into ping-pong and I'll make one for them soon. Maybe they can use it to keep score or something. They already made a little web-app for that.

Ok, I think the project using the Pro Micro ends here. I did some testing (with NRF024 radio module) and I got it working. But the switching of USB ports (bootloader/serial port) is to much hassle. Very tricky to read the serial debug data because after each reset the serial port is unloaded and loads again, giving my serial program a "port not found ", the classis chicken-egg situation. I will switch over to the RFM69 radio module, but no Pro Micro.

@GertSanders I tried today and now I can download sketch correctly. One strange thing is that I have to open the serial monitor to have the arduino working after the download ... In // I think I have a problem with a bad RFM69 ...

Fixed the url, didnt check it after I posted it ^^ If someone has information how it runs on a linux/mac, please let me know. As I'm not sure if the application would run with ttyUSB1 or something like that as the serial port name.

Hi @sbackaer ! The version 1.5 does not have the gateway class. I currently work with the development branch and I didn't use the 1.5 for quite some time; but I think it is enough to remove the mygateway.h include replace the mygateway contructor with a mysensor constructor replace gw.processRadioMessage with gw.process() Take a look at the serial gateway example.

@Dwalt Sure. Here it is on thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1410004 @mfalkvidd The battery holder is a single holder with two AA batteries. The batteries are ran in series. To be honest, I can't remember where I bought the holders but I like them because they clip on like a 9 volt so you can easily disconnect the battery holder from your project.

@Dylano you cold try to modify this sketch: https://github.com/n3roGit/MySensors_n3ro/tree/master/in_process/Multisensor_PIR_DHT_light_switch_battery its not finished but there is all you need ;)

great project What is the sketch u use?

@AWI Thanks for the info. I didn't see the 8 to 6 pin adapter at first. Do

@flylowgofast I measured how much the NRF draw, it was ~0,8mA. After change I was not able to measure the current because it was to low. I didn't reset he arduino during this test and change. I will recharge the battery and start over again. Thanks everyone