@nca78 said in Best options for a low current display for a battery operated node?:
By the way I realized there are others drivers from Microchip with even lower power consumption, like PCF8551: at 3.3V <0.6uA supply current for the IC and down to 2.5uA supply for the LCD, it would mean an always on LCD below 5uA. Added to cart but it will take time before I place order and even longer before I have a PCB to test it...
Sounds like a winner!
By the way I realized there are others drivers from Microchip with even lower power consumption, like PCF8551: at 3.3V <0.6uA supply current for the IC and down to 2.5uA supply for the LCD, it would mean an always on LCD below 5uA. Added to cart but it will take time before I place order and even longer before I have a PCB to test it...
LCD driver is soldered and responding on I2C bus, now I need to make a lib to display something as there's none available, interesting challenge 
Suddenly my outdoor lightsensor stopped working. A good time to have a portal debugger. Everything seems fine in the log though... All ST:ok but for some reason it doesn't show up in domotocz.... Well that have to be tomorrows project.
@mickecarlsson no something went wrong so Rev 5 is ok to order! This is easy rev 10!
And final version of the enclosure 
It also has rubber 3d printed parts to protect the board from the environment but allow the sensor to work properly. Will show it later.
@firstof9 said in New RFM69 driver error:
@scalz
I've updated my sketch to include that for the new driver. Thank you.
I had to use that mod for the older driver.
Why did you say this 4months ago? Does it mean you got it working with new driver at a moment?
Then 3months later, you said you got hw sanity check error. What has changed?
Maybe, have you updated lib and get again your initial problem??
On other side, (if i get things right), nightbodom has no more sanity chech error but range issue now..
Inconsistent details with hard to follow debug 
, unfortunately no time actually. I'll take a look later.
@strixx if you removed sensors like suggested above and you still have a high mA you should try to change the pro-mini. It could be a failing capacitor leaking.
Your logs look fine.
@mickecarlsson - not on the RFM69 version, no. PCBway has updated the NRF24 version so a good sign.
Something went wrong with the update of the RFM69 version so I had to activate it 21hours ago:
Lets hope PCBway picks this up today.
@tomg said in Combining orders at OpenHardware.io?:
@hek,
Also, I have no desire to cut the owner of OpenHardware.io out of any well deserved revenue from that website.
Just make a paypal donation of the PCB price difference to MySensors for that. Maker of PCB will lose their share but it's pretty small and it ends up given as donation to MySensors most of the time.
