Troubleshooting

nevermind. now after all upgrades AND BATTERY CHANGE to sensebender it's all fine :)

Just as I suspected, it was me doing something retarded, thanks for your help.

Thanx 😀 The compiling errors are now solved! Unfortunately the problem is not solved yet, the led L flashes a couple of times when starting and after that it starts to burn softly. It looks like it stops working after this. The Nano and Dallas sensors are connected OK, when I check it with a simple sketch I can reed the temperatures through the serial connection. [image: NanoLight.jpg]

@Edoardo-Macrì great work!

@Mark-Swift You could try with remote debug with V_TEXT if your controller supports this or if you send it to a logging node.. Another option is to use different sensors to send debugging information, i.e. return values from the 'send()' and 'sleep()' functions.

It's working thanks ;) For now I didn't have any controller that is the problem. With your small code, it's working. Thanks ;)

@gerardosamara great work, thanks for reporting on your success :)

Updated the article with a link to the UIPEthernet library https://www.mysensors.org/view/178#enc28j60-ethernet-module

Changed the arduino.. not the radio .. from UNO to Nano (not the sensor but the gateway).. now it works...

i just remembered i need a controller to distribute ID's for the nodes, i installed MyController.org and it works fine

I took a drastic measure, uninstalled the whole lot, deleted all libraries, rebooted the PC and re-installed Arduino IDE, 1.6.12 now, installed MySensor-Master.zip, added the SI7021, ash204 and RunningAverage libs, from https://github.com/mysensors/MySensorsArduinoExamples/tree/master/libraries and guess what, still all the familiair error messages. When I took all the SI7021, ash204 and Flash items out it compiled nicely... My next challenge will be to add DS18B20 temp sensors, add the furnace controller logic (which works nicely on an Arduino Uno on the moment) and make it all visable in Domoticz.

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@Qu3Uk the message received in Windows, and the device manager that has an exclamation point next to the device.

https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/4680/mysensors-2-0-ethernet-gateway-atmega-w5100-restart-all-time Downgrade your AVR core to 1.6.11, it will work.

@Yveaux Thank you for committing this fix. I had the same issue and it caused me a lot of headache

I also experienced similar things. And has now been solved thanks to this topic. :smile:

Thanks all for the information i wait that i have my nano and look what happens then.

Mmh, thx, I just copied and pasted it from the instructions from the main page... So it must get corrected there as well... Thank you, I will try it later! edit: For the sake of completeness, I want to mention, that @Ernst79 already gave the hint in the comments section of "Building a MQTT Gateway" Install-Instruction on the mainpage. I just did not see it, but I would love to see @tbowmo to add this line to the code. Thank you!

Hey Folks Thank's a lot, the issue is solved. nodeMCU as a gateway measures the temperature, pass it over to an iobroker / mysensors instance. There with a JavaScript, I set a Homematic System Variable which is displayed in the iPad. So now, I know, when the coffee machine has the right temp. cheers