Troubleshooting

@bgunnarb You are right, I'm very new to my sensors and didn't see the protocol definition page and now it makes a lot more sense now that I found that page!

Also, does MySensors get a commission off of the links provided in the store? I would much rather support you guys! Yes, MySensors does get a commission when using the links in the store (and most links in the forum). Some more info: https://www.mysensors.org/about/mysensors#do-you-make-loads-of-money-on-this

@mfalkvidd Look in the ide for language inspection errors. Sometimes while crawling the sources vs decides you have some invalid code files or dependencies, then it changes the file types to avoid live dependency resolution loop. Then you loose auto completion, error detection, navigation, etc. Specially if you use resharper plug-in. Libraries like mysensors confuses the ide.

@tsunami said in having trouble with water flow sensor + relay + moisture: #define CHILD_ID_MOISTURE 2 #define CHILD_ID_HUM 3 #define CHILD_ID_TEMP 4 try #define CHILD_ID_MOISTURE 12 #define CHILD_ID_HUM 13 #define CHILD_ID_TEMP 14 Also delete node from controller if you still see the ID mixed up

I tried looking in Github but couldn't find any new about this. Has this been fixed?

Have you looked at the relay with button example sketch? Then look also here https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1703/relay-with-switch/4 You don't have to to read relay status because you are controlling it, so whenever you are doing the digitalwrite just set the relaystate with the same value

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try it, it is quite simple to run

@gohan said in mysgw MQTT Issues: You have to check both gw and node at same time in order to understand if message is delivered but ack fails or else. Of course. I'll provide details this evening ;-)

@tsunami program the sketch to fetch status at boot. See the first example at https://www.mysensors.org/build/dimmer for how it can be done.

Two remarks: Both of my serial 2.2-GW's stay at "startup complete" and are working as expected (seems to have changed somewhen in the development of 2.0). Trying to set them to "connect" causes a reboot ending again in "startup complete". So this is not really a fault, just let them state "startup complete" and don't worry too much about that. If the Arduino really is spontaneously rebooting, this could also be due to a fault in the Arduino design (Test PION floating). But as you described the "problem" shows up also with the adapter/pro mini version, this seems not to be the case here.

I am asking for help and thee is no one in Vera that can help so I am going to ask admin or others to help solve this problem. And yes I read you last post but you have no experience with Ethernet or Wifi so I must ask behond Vera postings and you would do the same

@tbowmo Seen yes, read no because I thought I already added everything... Working now :) Thanks

Looks very good thanks. This controller RGBW will also work with Home Assistant ?

@alexsh1 Very true :) Anyways, thanks for the tips!

@bbrowaros It has happened to me so many times that it was easy to guess :D

Need more tests, but looks like it works. Thanks

Hello, 8mA looks like your atmega running constantly and not going to sleep. Can you provide a log for your sensor ?

Okay thanks Well I built a Ethernet board using 1.4.1 library and a W5100 Ethernet board and it worked right off so now I am as curious as heck to make the ESP 8266 work but I still think it has something to do with the newest library. I think I will start out with the Arduino IDE 1.6.4 or something like that and see if that makes a difference. Not very many on this site can help with the issue because they do not have Vera Controllers, so I have to figure this out and just keep trying

Solved the issue, I was using a custom PCB I had fabricated and the MOSI connection was not soldered properly.