Troubleshooting

Maybe but my node doesn't get any information from gateway

@Gutz2001 Instructables maybe it can help

@Andreas-Maurer Nice looking board!!

@Mouridsen said: Do you mean using the "Clear" button for the child nodes in Vera?? I have the same issue. Yes

Update: I've made another board with new components, and now it Works every time, i took the old board and added a Decoupling-Capacitor, now it Works about 6/10 times. Edit: I've resawdered the Wireless chip (FK 16.ONU) and now i got it to 8/10 times. Edit2: I added a Decoupling-Capacitor of 47UF insted of the 4,7 10/10 times.

@hek Great, thanks!

hum you are right !! thank you !

@Robin-Nilsson could be an issue with the eeprom, problem with the nrf chip (fake nrf24l01+? see recent discussions in the forum). Try with a static ID (=1) using: gw.begin(NULL,1,false);

pffff , 84 pages ..... it is something I have to read I guess . Thanks for the info ..... I will report here if it is working ...... Cor

Hi, Try this solution...

Good Point;)-

It completely locks up.. I tried to talk with at the same point but it doesn't seem to listen to anything

Yep, we've defined MINIMAL in the bundled RF24 to keep size at a minimum.

I have doc odes the first 4 numbers from an older reply @hek gave Say 5-5-0-0 5 is the node that sent the message 5 is the node where message was 0 where the message will be sent to 0 the message final destination Now to figure out the rest and try to learn how to use the new debug program from @tekka

yes I am I also replaced libs to Iremote and have same problem basically as long as there is sendRaw command and incomingMessage in the same sketch, it will not work.... this seems like something wrong with incommingMessage, because send raw on itself works and I have tried both IRlibraries any suggestion? // Example sketch showing how to control physical relays. // This example will remember relay state even after power failure. #include <MySensor.h> #include <SPI.h> #include <IRLib.h> #define RELAY_1 3 // Arduino Digital I/O pin number for first relay (second on pin+1 etc) unsigned int Signal_0_0[] = {4372,4416,528,1636,528,1640,524,1640,528,1640,524,560,524,556,524,1640,528,556,524,556,524,560,524,556,524,556,528,1636,528,1640,528,556,524,1640,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,1636,528,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,1640,524,1640,528,1640,524,1640,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,560,524,556,528,552,528,552,528,556,524,1640,528,1636,528,1644,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,560,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,1640,524,1640,528,1640,528,556,524,556,524,560,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,1636,528,1640,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,1640,524,1640,528,556,524,5288,4376,4412,528,1640,524,1640,528,1640,524,1640,528,556,524,556,528,1636,528,556,524,560,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,1636,528,1640,528,556,524,1640,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,1640,524,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,1640,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,556,524,556,528,1636,528,1640,528,1636,528,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,1636,528,1640,528,1636,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,1640,528,1636,532,552,528,556,524,556,524,1640,528,1640,524,556,528}; //AnalysIR Batch Export (IRremote) - RAW unsigned int Signal_1_1[] = {4372,4416,524,1640,528,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,556,524,556,524,1640,528,556,528,552,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,1636,528,1640,528,560,520,1640,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,560,524,1640,524,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,1640,524,1640,528,1640,524,1640,528,556,524,556,532,552,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,556,524,1640,528,1640,524,1640,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,1636,528,1640,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,556,524,556,528,1636,528,1640,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,1640,528,556,524,5404,4372,4412,528,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,1636,528,556,528,556,524,1640,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,1640,528,1636,528,556,528,1636,528,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,1636,528,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,1640,528,1636,528,1640,528,552,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,556,524,1640,528,1636,528,556,528,552,528,556,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,556,524,1640,528,1640,524,556,528,556,524,556,528,552,528,1636,528,556,528}; //AnalysIR Batch Export (IRremote) - RAW int khz=38; int longs=295; IRsend irsend; MySensor gw; void setup() { // Initialize library and add callback for incoming messages gw.begin( incomingMessage , 30, true); // Send the sketch version information to the gateway and Controller gw.sendSketchInfo("IR Sensor", "1.0"); gw.present(RELAY_1, S_LIGHT); } void loop() { // Alway process incoming messages whenever possible gw.process(); } void incomingMessage(const MyMessage &message) { // We only expect one type of message from controller. But we better check anyway. if (message.type==V_LIGHT && message.sensor == 3) { int incomingRelayStatus = message.getInt(); if (incomingRelayStatus == 1) { irsend.IRsendRaw::send(Signal_1_1, longs, khz); // Vol up yamaha ysp-900 } else { irsend.IRsendRaw::send(Signal_0_0, longs, khz); // Vol down yamaha ysp-900 } } }

@Ghydda Thanks for the feedback. Agree, hard to create a good navigation. Open for suggestions.