General Discussion

@nca78 I have 3.3 and 5 volt versions, so I should be good

@gohan Thankyou, i am off to SSH now..

It certainly looks to me like some issue with power supply. Have you added a capacitor close to the power pins of the radio? It's also a good idea to power the radio directly from the power supply instead of through the arduino supply which is very limited.

Cabbage!!:white_frowning_face: :white_frowning_face: :white_frowning_face:

If you're sure you've compiled with NRF24_PA_MAX then yes it seems.

Thanks for all the input and ideas - I'll go with cr2032 and see how it goes. Batteries, holders and ceramic caps are all on their way, so time will tell on this one. Thanks all! :)

Also look on telegram, there may be channels on Arduino in your language (at least there is one for Italy, I haven't looked for others countries)

Have you found/read these? https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/pull/847 https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/issues/276

Thank you, I did find some examples, but when I tried removing and including code I would get a blank screen. But besides that, its a great thing to have under the build section. I'm sure others would benefit, making an awesome thing even better :)

Thanks, I'll try that!

Try with some batteries first, than you could try with a capacitor with a decent capacitance

@dbemowsk We figured out the issue. It had to do with an added space in some of the files.

@skywatch Thank you, and same to you.

If you are going to use regular nrf24 you could probably get away with internal regulator

@signal15 that depends on whether you by "turn on" mean require signed messages, if you run the official release or beta release and if you have the relaxed security flag enabled. The documentation describes all possible scenarios. Just make sure you read the version that correspond to the version you use (beta or release).

@scalz No. But this in mysensor lib does :) : extern PubSubClient MQTTClient; extern WiFiClient wclient;

@mfalkvidd Perfect, that's what I needed to know. Thanks.

@kotzer thanks. Here is the pic: [image: 0_1513546640192_image1.png] The footer looks good.