Troubleshooting

@app-z.net where does this code need to be entered?

Hi guys, I know this is quite old and I apologise for reopening I'm just wondering if there's a piece of example code for this concept? And if it would be possible to show any error states on here like failed connection to the MQTT server or if a node isn't able to be 'pinged' I guess you could say? Cheers!

@Opus40 enabling MY_USE_UDP in ESP8266 prevents wdt from barking (but obviously not a solution for the gw)

Ok, I tried to breadboard the sensebender micro and use the pre-build MYSBootloader - it works. That indicates that I didn't manage to build the bootloader myself :-/ I will look into it later. Thanks for your replies. BR Jonas

@joshdinsdale Some reading regarding + and not + Nrf modules. http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1153/we-are-mostly-using-fake-nrf24l01-s-but-worse-fakes-are-emerging/4 http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1664/which-are-the-best-nrf24l01-modules/2

@BartE Thanks that will be very useful in my sketch I am not running batteries

ok i got it.. i don't know why but i reuploaded the sketch und bam...it works :)

Sorry for the huge kick.. But I seem to have the same ethernet gateway as TS. His his wire diagram valid?

Im also having problems with domoticz and negative values. Im reporting value and want to see increase or decrease. And negative values are represented as long int value -1 (I think). [image: 1457599896778-domnegative.png]

OK, I understand... I'll buy a W5100 and will try with serial until module arrives. Thank you!!

<SOLVED> OK so my presumption/suspicion was right, does need to be sending an active signal for the node to transmit any data. Seems to be working well now, just have to find a spot in my long house where the gateway will reliably talk to the polytunnel AND the meter reader. And for any others struggling with this, especially getting the sensor LM393 to work, I found it needs to be pointed directly at the LED in my meter, not side on. To achieve this I drilled a small hole in the top of a jam jar lid and epoxied the board to it, then taped the lid to the meter. Seems to be working a treat now. YAY! Thanks MS team, you have a great product. Next step is temp sensors for the kids bedrooms and a relay on their heaters (winter is coming to the deep south of NZ) Cheers, Matt

Glad I was able to help.