Troubleshooting

@stetho :ok_hand: glad you found a solution for your situation. Please don't quote me on "similar problems with Domoticz" these were correctly solved with the assumption that the (Domoticz) controller is located in the timezone and therefore sends a *number * which represents the local time.

@blebbens It's been a while. But if I remeber it correctly you have to set #define SOFTSPI in MyConfig.h too. Don't forget to comment it back when you're compiling a sketch for a node. My router uses DHCP as well. But I can assign a static IP in the sketch. Shouldn't be a problem. I'm not sure, but I think the arduino can't handle DHCP, it's a really simple ethernet card. So you need to assign an IP in the sketch.

I copied the libraries to 2 directories, so the IDE finds 2 versions of the same library. But, the first message seems to be the problem: WARNING: category '' in library UIPEthernet not valid and will be categorized as 'Uncategorized' WARNUNG: Kategorie '' in der Bibliothek UIPEthernet ist ungültig und wird auf 'Uncategorized' festgelegt

@Yveaux said: float temperature = round(gw.getConfig().isMetric ? sensors.getTempCByIndex(i) : sensors.getTempFByIndex(i))); I will try this Thanks for the help.

No. This error if i here try. I install locally development library and all is ok on Arduino Ide. I cant try here at the moment.

I have same problem using sensebender as node and ESP8266 as wifi gateway with the sense bender node reporting HUM as a 10 digit number. Mysensors 1.5 lib and 2.0.0 ESP8266 (no diff with 2.0.3). Only affects the HUM reading - not the temp or batt voltage. Interestingly a standard mysensors DHT11 node reports HUM correctly in the gateway while simultaneously the sensebender node does not. Will try the Dev library next.

One hour ago Temp and humidity sensor stopped working :( I'm not strong enough to use arduino and my sensors:( I need to buy another raspberry pi and set it as a slave (I have 4 in my house and I have no problem with them). Best regards

Ok, so you see an improvement? In the referenced thread Korttoma actually mentioned that one could expect a lower range if you set the power to max as the Arduino is not able to supply enough power. Good to know, learning by doing. 😊

Work fine, I have changed the lib myconfig.h file and the lua file. Removed MySensors plugin device from devices, updated the lua file on Vera. Reloaded engine, Plugged the arduino serialGateway back again. and flowed insturcations of Adding SerialGateWay again. Work fine, however I still have issues with Gateway to recognize devices and reading and sending info to devices I guess its a matter of power to the NRF24 radio, altough I use capasitor in between the 3.3v and gnd from the Nano, I think it's not enough.

Did you hook it up as per the guide on mysensors.org? Using a 3.3 volt supply? If you supplied the board via the ftdi, did you set it to 3.3v output? If you short tx/rx pins on the ftdi, do you get an echo when using a terminal emulator on the ftdi USB thingie?

@tekka Distance 10cm ;) BUt the second hint was useful. There seemed to be something "broken"/agile/in development yesterday which was fixed today. As far as I remember this was a fresh merge from development but nevertheless: now it is working again ;) thanks 4 the hint. Greetings Dakky

@flopp fixed! Thanks for noticing.

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Problem solved! First, I forgot to activate the internal Pullup: digitalWrite(DIGITAL_INPUT_SENSOR, HIGH); Besides that, every signal greater than 0.5V is recognized as interrupt, BUT digitalRead only recognizes signals greater than 1.5V! When my external system triggers, it starts to slowly increase the voltage from 0.5V up to 3.3V. It reaches 1.5V after 5 seconds triggering. I cancelled the test every time after 3-4 seconds, so that's the problem why nothing worked.

thanks alexsh1. One more thing: Gateway is a Arduino Pro Mini 3,3V and powered with a connected FTDI 3,3V Breakout to USB from Raspberry Pi 2. Sensor node is also a Arduino Pro Mini 3,3V but powered with a FTDI 5V Breakout (the only second one i have at moment) which is connected to my MacBooks´USB. Is this a acceptable way? So at the end i have to buy a "W" Module, and try it again?

If anyone answers @xefil's question above, please answer in this thread to avoid confusion. @xefil: Please don't post the same question in more than one place. People will waste their time answering in one thread while the question might have been answered in another thread already.

I am definitely getting freezes still. Maybe it's just bad hardware, I'm going to try swapping components.

Got it working with this sleep function properly: // Sleep until interrupt comes in on motion or water sensor. Send update every two minute. gw.sleep(DIGITAL_INPUT_SENSOR - 2, CHANGE, DIGITAL_INPUT_WATER_SENSOR - 2, CHANGE, SLEEP_TIME);