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@nschurando Yes, the “C” in RFM69HCW (or RFM69CW) means “compatible”, indicating pin compatibility with older RFM modules such as the RFM12B.
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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.
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.
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I have not used signing myself, but I think you’ll need to wipe eeprom of all nodes.
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