I was playing around with this yesterday and noticed something peculiar, it consistently reports the compiled image as several hundred bytes less than the same sketch in the Windows IDE. I haven't tried executing the compiled sketch yet so I don't know if is just a counting anomaly or if it failed to compile properly. I have ro get a cable adapter for my Nexus before I can upload to a Arduino to find out.
For others:
As written in another topic : http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/111/can-t-control-actuator#747 i also enabled "newline" in the serial monitor to sent commands, and now it works.
Thanks Hek for help.
An answer to this issue can be found here: http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/77/uno-power-issue-previously-different-sensors-sketches-behaving-differently
In short it looks like some (in my case all except one) Uno boards seem to under power the 3.3v pin...
@gregl
Yep, agree..
Distribute logic as far as possible out in the actuator-grid.
So I would opt in for "remembering" the state in case of power-fail.. That is how I've configured all my z-wave devices and works like old "dumb" switches (=high WAF).
@NotYetRated
First it should have said 12 "BUS" not "bud" - entered from my android tablet and the autocorrect can't avoid "helping"
second, yes Richard Schaefer's PLEG has come in very handy. I have very few scenes now, replaced with PLEG functions