Vera

It seems to have eventually become recognised, but it took over an hour of just sitting there. I have no idea why it decided to start working.

@spanners Just tested again after a LUA reload, and all is good.

@bluezr1 said in How to remove a sensor from Vera (Newbie): Copy and paste this into your browser. Replace at the beginning (vera_lite_ip_address) with that of the IP address of your vera controller and change the numbers at the end (666) to that of the appropriate device you're trying to delete and hit enter. http://vera_lite_ip_address:3480/data_request?id=device&action=delete&device=666 Tested this last night a number of times and worked perfectly, thanks.

@gcorneau i think you posted this question on my website too. I think the step you missed was setting the GPIO port. It defaults to 1, you need to set that to 12.

There you have it!

Very informative thread.

Does anyone know why the three value are not show in the "data_request?id=lu_sdata" output? It only outputs default values: { "name": "MyMulti", "altid": "12;1", "id": 346, "category": 12, "subcategory": -1, "room": 0, "parent": 64 }, While i would expect { "name": "MyMulti", "altid": "12;1", "id": 346, "category": 12, "subcategory": -1, "room": 0, "parent": 64, "Impedance": 0, "Current": 0, "Voltage": 4.89 }, I'm looking for a solution quite some time now, but I somehow miss a problem.

@MagnusF Thanks, I hadn't thought of that. Then the value could be calculated to show as a percentage of wetness. Also, the icon that would show on my Vera controller would be a water drop. I am going to try this tonight.

@nicomedia I stumbled on this doing a google search. Just wondering if you are still trying to get your Sonoff's working with your Vera controller? If so, I have written a blog post on the subject. It uses a different firmware called ESP Easy and an HTTP Switch plugin on the Vera rather than MySensors. but it works rather well for me. Here is the link to the blog post: https://dan.bemowski.info/2017/07/04/using-a-sonoff-with-espeasy-and-vera/ I use this in conjunction with some MySensors wall switches that I built. https://dan.bemowski.info/2017/06/11/my-start-into-open-source-hardware/

does someone solved this fault also for Ethernet Gateway? While trying to adapt Sensebender Gateway to Ethernet, I get following messages: error: 'IPAddress' does not name a type IPAddress _ethernetGatewayIP(MY_IP_ADDRESS); error: 'EthernetServer' does not name a type EthernetServer _ethernetServer(_ethernetGatewayPort); followed by some more, expected to result from the above mentioned.

Hi, I've created a pull request for this: https://github.com/mysensors/Vera/pull/63

Here's the pull request, up for review: https://github.com/mysensors/Vera/pull/59

I know this topic is old, but I was experiencing the same problem and figured I would respond to it with the fix to the issue. Just in case someone else comes to the forum with the same issue. To get the start/include button to work after you upload the files to vera (from the Mysensors Github Repo) using putty or terminal SSH into your pi and type sudo nano /home/pi/MySensors/examples_linux/mysgw.cpp when nano opens hit ctrl-w to search for "MY_INCLUSION" and then remove the // marks before #define to enable inclusion mode on your pi gateway. #define MY_INCLUSION_MODE_FEATURE after that reboot and it should start to work. If you need to see what your gateway is doing I suggest enabling debug (Explained from the Pi Gateway installation from this site ... copied and pasted below for quick reference) When installed as a service, the output of the gateway will be directed to syslog in /var/log/syslog. If you want full debug output from the gateway to be logged to syslog (including serial protocol) you have to edit the following file: /etc/systemd/system/mysgw.service Add the -d parameter to the ExecStart line [Service] ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/mysgw -d hit control+x to exit and it will ask you if you want to save hit y and then enter. Then reload the systemd process and restart the gateway sudo systemctl daemon-reload sudo systemctl restart mysgw.service Now the output from the gateway can be monitored by tail -f /var/log/syslog Everything your Pi gateway is doing will be logged in real time in your putty or terminal window from the syslog file. Remove the -d from the /etc/systemd/system/mysgw.service file to remove all the debug info. When you enable debug you should be able to see that the gateway is listening for the children nodes. you may have to plug your children into your computer via usb and open arduino IDE and hit command+shift+M to open the serial monitor to see if your child node is working and broadcasting a signal properly.

@gohan I have an extra esp8266 laying around. I'll build one out tomorrow and see how it goes. Thanks for the suggestion.

@gohan no but I read about that earlier today and gonna give it a shot tonight.

@riochicken I figured it out, i am using rpi3 and apparently a couple files in the mysensors folder needed to be edited. Now since you use vera when building the sensors are you making any special edits or just using defaults from the sketches. I see some people have sleep times and other small adjustments.