Controllers

You might find Vera is a good choice for you: https://www.mysensors.org/controller/vera

wow great to heard that, wait for next release of HASS.. btw i can confirm MYSController v 1.0.0beta seems has implements this function.

Use git pull to fetch from upstream.

@giansiro Not sure how this is related to MySensors. I have a few of these and they work well and are stupid simple to install. I also have the model with the 5V USB charging port, keeps the kids from stealing relocating the phone charging bricks.

The gateway only forwrds information it gets from nodes/controllers. It does not remember old sensors. So the information is coming from somewhere else. Could you post the log from the gateway?

I am using Domoticz. It is very nice and Gizmocuz is very helpful and quick. You can install Homekit to it, nothing i have tried YET. https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Homekit_Siri I am using Pilot as iPhone app and that is great, Patrick is listen to you if you have any ideas or question. https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/pilot-home-automation-control/id902546368?mt=8

Powering sketch off and on again began the "booting-upgrading procedure". Which unfortunately got messed up somehow (I suspect some other node on the network was interrupting constantly). Node suddenly not visible to the mysensors network, restarting or rebooting, it didn't start. probably i messed up the loader or something, don't know how I did it. I however managed to access the board and reflash mysbootloader and then was able to upload sketch with the wait() at the end. This update process was stuck in the loop, but then I turned off some of the universal sensor nodes, the update finished successfully. Not sure how, but I keep messing things up somehow, good news is that eventually I learn a bit more each time :) Thanks for the help

Azure IoT Hub supports the MQTT protocol directly, or you can use a "Protocol Gateway", which translate MQTT to Azure's REST API. See here for interfacing directly with MQTT: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/iot-hub-mqtt-support/ For using a Protocol Gateway, Microsoft provides a reference protocol gateway (https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-protocol-gateway), and some pretty good documentation about using an MQTT protocol gateway to interface with Azure IoT Hub. Either way, you should be able to use the MQTTGateway sketch on your gateway to push data up to Azure.

Using an Arduino as a minimalistic Controller should work. You just need to listen for data from the gateway. The protocol is documented here http://www.mysensors.org/download/serial_api_15

Look this Controller, MySensors adapter for him,

Hi @mibu, welcome here! The most problematic once is V_VARx which could hold any of the types you mention. I suggest you store it as a string. As it's mostly used for re-fetching from the node. Couldn't you store all the numeric values as a float? If you have problem deciding for something else, get back to me.

Found the solution tanks to watou user in OpenHab Forum. Switch node2_sw2 "sw2 send + recieve example" (node2,all) {mqtt=">[mysensor:MyMQTT/21/2/V_LIGHT:command:OFF:0],>[mysensor:MyMQTT/21/2/V_LIGHT:command:ON:1],<[mysensor:MyMQTT/21/2/V_LIGHT:state:MAP(1on0off.map)]"} The secret is in the :state: declaration on the MAP! Thank you all

I started using MySensors one week ago. I installed Domoticz on my Windows 10. It is working perfect.

True enough on using MS a bit differently than most. But, IMO, that does not excuse the lack of documentation on the actual on the wire messages and protocols (message sequences from sender to recipient). The most important thing is not always the implementation (sketches, pre-done code, examples), but documentation of the underlying protocols, so that you can integrate other capabilities and approaches. 'nuff said on that. ;-) Check out the thermostat project that I built with a Raspberry Pi 2 and the new 7" touchscreen....this is what has gotten me interested in IoT, and the sensor world: https://github.com/chaeron/thermostat The code could be better (what code couldn't), but given it's a personal project and time was limited, I think the docs and the code is pretty decent and easy to figure out if you have the right background (Python, Kivy UI framework, etc.). Been running flawlessly for about a month now. Even emits detailed logging info over MQTT....and accepts a few commands over MQTT. Once I get my home sensor network built and running, based on MS and arduinos, I'm gonna use the secondary Pi to reformat the sensor MQTT messages to something a bit more semantically useful (room designators instead of numbers for temperature sensors around the house), and maybe implement some sort of weighted averaging for HVAC control of house temperatures. All fun stuff! ;-)

No luck. Even with full debug i dont see any lines related to presentation (aka send data or something, only Serial.print) Below log from serial console and screenshot from MYSController ‚n?–4“Ò¶£ÿOAaû0;255;3;0;9;Starting gateway (R-NGE-, 1.6.0-beta) scandone state: 0 -> 2 (b0) .state: 2 -> 3 (0) state: 3 -> 5 (10) add 0 aid 9 pm open phy_2,type:2 0 0 cnt connected with SKYBC0D8, channel 6 ip:192.168.0.51,mask:255.255.255.0,gw:192.168.0.1 .IP: 192.168.0.51 Send Sketch Info: ESP8266WiFi0.1 Get Config: Imperial S_LIGHT 0;255;3;0;9;Init complete, id=0, parent=0, distance=0 [image: 1452021300010-capture222.png] i guess we need @hek advise here. @hek could you pls help with GW on ESP and internal sensors

Thx! Would you just recommend the Vera then?

Ever get this working? I was thinking of buying a smartthing and want to know if it will be compatible with Mysensors?