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I turned off the affiliate setup on openhardware when CodeGarage took over the cost of hosting MySensors/OpenHardware.io along with turning off all google ads.
The "Buy" functionality on openhardware.io involved alot of manual handling and support. It was not worth the effort.
You can still make a donation to @sundberg84 when using his designs. I'm sure he appriciate it.
Welcome to the forum!
Tagging @sundberg84 who created this pcb.
@nschurando Yes, the “C” in RFM69HCW (or RFM69CW) means “compatible”, indicating pin compatibility with older RFM modules such as the RFM12B.
It is the receiver's eeprom that needs to be cleared. In most MySensors networks, the receiver is the gateway. But since MySensors supports node to node communication (for example a button node sending a message to a relay node), any node can be a receiver. So in the example, the eeprom of the relay node would also need to be cleared.
I have not used signing myself, but I think you’ll need to wipe eeprom of all nodes.
@Aymeric are you sure the node isn’t sleeping for 5 seconds? WUP=-1 means it woke up by timer.
Check using an external clock, and/or turn on timestamps on the Arduino IDE log.
@Aymeric As @TheoL mentioned, the library automatically handles putting the radio to sleep when you call sleep(). The functions transportDisable() and transportReinitialize() are internal to the library and not meant to be used directly.
If you can share the serial/console output, we may be able to better understand what’s going on.
Nice work @Branther
The disadvantage is that the node won’t be performing all the stuff that normal nodes do. But since you don’t want that stuff for this particular node, there is no real disadvantage.
