Troubleshooting

@bpair Yes, split by \n, I also tried the timeout option as a start, but changed to \n.. I've made a couple of plugins for Node-Red, that could be used to parse / generate messages to mysensors serial gw. (Links other places in the forum)

Thanks so much, it does help a lot!!

Yes I searched for MQTT and i also found that thread, but unfortunately skipped the important part of that thread :-( This is the answer that I searched for. Thank you

I tried to see if I could edit my post to see what went wrong with the formatting, but could not see how. Maybe the 'How to ask for help' sticky should be updated. Anyway, there are 2 x AM2302 (DHT22) sensors as you so correctly noted. The door sensors are for future use and are not referenced in the code except as the commented out bit which reminds me to keep those pins free! gw.sendSketchInfo("EASYIOT_FgeFzr", "0.1"); gw.present(Fge, S_TEMP); gw.wait(SHORT_WAIT); gw.present(Fge, S_HUM); gw.wait(SHORT_WAIT); gw.present(Fzr, S_TEMP); gw.wait(SHORT_WAIT); gw.present(Fzr, S_HUM); gw.wait(SHORT_WAIT);'''' This is what I thought predented the sensors. Have I missed something obvious? Thank you for the reply. I appreciate the help.

I found late last night that the issue was the line var String msg = message.get(5) so by looking at your code I'm pretty confident that it will work. I haven't digged into the details, but it seems like the Pulse Meter request for last pulse count // Fetch last known pulse count value from gw gw.request(CHILD_ID, V_VAR1); doesn't carry any payload, so String[] message has a length of 5 rather than 6. So the error message "5" is some weird presentation of an IndexOutOfBoundsException

Not sure what you're trying to archive here... But you can specify a callback method in gw.begin() to get data addressed for the actual node. See RelayActuator for an example of this.

@Nuubi No more node lock-ups since I installed that power supply, so it works as expected.

Hi torehc vcc (3.04v)-----arduino RAW pin gnd------arduino GND NRF vcc-----arduino VCC (regulated 3.3 in my case) If you have problem with route i suppose it is a problem with your power supply. NRF seems to be really erratic. Also you must add a capacitor on nrf too.

Hi, don't know if @Stephan-Noller found a solution, but I had a similar issue with a serial gateway running on a 8MHz arduino : it could not handled serial input at 155200 baud, setting it to 57600 solved my gateway behaviour. What gateway sketch are you using ? What hardware is it running on ?

Just updated the subject so that people with the same issue find it easily.

I think that may have done the trick.. i'll follow up in a bit thanks!

I had to switch back to librf24-bcm, see this thread. Not sure why, but I got no errors when compiling.

Me too :-D Thanks @Sparkman for helping out!

Good idea. I would then have access to mains and I can experiment and adjust hardware and software as often as I need.

Yep, I started a topic in the Synology - Domoticz forum. Thanks for the reply's all. :)

@Bulldog.... Yeah I know! - it was 19 months ago I did that and I was trying out new ideas. This was obviously the last one as it is the last version (currently) ;) @Hek som är för smart för mig ;)

Thanx That did it :)

@awi - you know, I looked everywhere for that page last night. It has always been a great resource. It wasn't until this morning, with a clear head, that all I had to do was click on the "API" button. sigh Sorry about that......little embarrassed. :-)