Troubleshooting

why not connect the NRF24 directly to your Raspi2 and run PiSerialGateway on Raspi itself ?

@hek said: Encryptions is relatively untested. And you did enable encryption on both gateway and node? Yes, I did enable that. My setup: a ) ESP8266 gateway b ) Sensebender Micro c ) Mega2560 Problem can be reproduced wiith both b and c. It is working with fixed PARENT_NODE_ID.

In my opinion this would be fritzing http://fritzing.org/home/

@mfalkvidd said: MB102 Again, make sure to power it from a decent power supply. It hardly has any buffering/filtering onboard. I use these boards regularly for prototyping but any noise/spikes/dips present on the input will directly be reflected on the output.

Arduino Pro Mini 328p/ 5v Change _SPI.setClockDivider(SPI_CLOCK_DIV2); RF24.cpp to DIV4

Ok, will try to resolder the radio to see if it helps

Hey all, I started to build an advanced sensor node after playing around the samples. Messed up sometimes, which took me few hours to figure out. So here are some basic things to check (probably for noobs like me): This is NOT a 5V device, connect to 3.3V :) Call "gw.process()" often! Without it a few messages might be still sent, but ack will surely fail. Do NOT sleep. use gw.wait() (same when you do long operations on another device, like waiting for Serial events) double-triple check if you use the same MyConfig.h for your sensors (forgot to flash with the new one) take care when using interrupts. No Serial in ISR! :) +1: when you 'present' some sensors with ack, gw.wait() a bit between them for a better success rate. Hope you won't have these kind of issues. // If you this this post should not be here, please rage ;)

@tbowmo I checked yesterday, and you was right. this was a 16MHz. Thanx :)

@mfalkvidd said: thanks! That makes a ton of sense. These forums are awesome, I really appreciate everybody

Wow, thank you so much, it works like a charm!

@kr0815 Take a look here: http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/2184/enhanced-dallas-temperature-example-with-permanent-sensor-index I think this will solve your issue.

Thanks for support, @hek ! Now it makes sense ! :bowtie:

@youngst123 No problem. Let us know how you make out. Cheers Al

Of course i delete the line gw.sleep(SLEEP_TIME);

Solved. Changes ComFailure to 0 and save device/reload on the plugin.

Not sure why the bootloader should have been corrupted? Have you disconnected everything from the Arduino board?

I found the ESP8266 rock stable - been running for around 2 weeks so far. No issues. The issue above also seems to be fixed - been about 24 hours now, no crashes, no odd values. Update: Just done a update to Domoticz and now the value is incorrect and seems to be stuck there. Sensor debug: 0 LPG:0ppm CO:0ppm SMOKE:0ppm send: 1-1-0-0 s=0,c=1,t=37,pt=2,l=2,sg=0,st=ok:0 Controller log: subtype = Voltcraft CO-20 CO2 = 536870912 ppm Quality = Bad 2015-11-08 21:29:09.177 (ESP8266 Gateway) Air Quality (Air Quality1) This is the 2nd time its happened right after a domoticz update (I'm running the dev build) Could this be a issue with domoticz? Its weird how it only does it now after a update. To fix it however I need to reset the sensor.

When radio drivers setup was created in 1.5 the channel radio constructor argument was simply forgotten. I think there was a pull request fixing this but I will probably not do any more patches of 1.5.