Not sure if you need to erase the eeprom from the node. As the key is stored within the encryption chip when you sign it - this is somewhat of a guess, based upon my understanding of signing.
Erasing the GW eeprom wouldn't be a bad idea. Because that's where the administration probably is stored. As far as I know other nodes are not influenced event when they are repeaters. As repeaters don't even know wetter the other nodes are signed.
Hope my 50 cents help out.
Probably best to post the debug and put the out come through the log parser. I myself have no experience with signing. Not sure but I believe I vaguely remember the gateway needs to be signed as well.
I actually write a non MS sketch first - well for the more complicated things - and when that works I add MS code. That way you can be sure that everything works fine before you enable MS on your node.
@Arvie_Mamayson It was fixed a couple of weeks ago. I just tested and works for me
You'd have to implement the serial protocol. But in all honesty why would you put in all that effort while Domoticz and Home Assistent already do it and support many more type of different protocols?
@ben999 Yes I have 3 gateways 1 nfrf and 1 rm for production. And 1 nrf gw for test. The test gw is on a separare PI
I might run a 4th gw. Also an rfm on the test machine.
@ben999 Thank you for the offer, but honestly I have been hand soldering SMD for the last few days true a magnifying glass. And I cursed a lot lol.
I will have two networks. NRF for inside the house and RFM for the outside.
I'm curious however how it will work out. So keeping an eye on this log.
What is the mount size of those capacitors. 0805 with a magnifying glass is kinda doable. But I don't think I can do smaller without having to buy a digital microscope
PJON is really Cool. But not always very practical. But the whole eco system is well thought off. I was much impressed when I read about it.
I grabbed one from the stock. And it the part you circled only has solder dots, no capacitor.
@ben999 I've been running my NRF network for over 10 years. They all have 100uf Capacitors - maybe a bit high - but besides some range problems it is stable.
Although because of the limited range, I'm switching to rfm69 radios.
