Introducing MySensors on nRF24LE1
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Quick question on the topic of using the nRF24LE1 as a platform.
Can the AES accelerator be used in order to sign messages?Thanks.
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No, AES is used for encryption. The HMAC/SHA256 signing format MySensors use, has no benefit of AES.
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@Anticimex : Thanks for the quick response. I have got my terms mixed there, thanks for clarifying.
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@Anticimex : Thanks for the quick response. I have got my terms mixed there, thanks for clarifying.
@Diogo-Salazar You are welcome :)
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First impression of MySensors running on nRF24LE1. Reporting temperature / humidity from DHT22, VCC voltage and millis() timer.
This SoC has many interesting features (SPI, 2-Wire, Serial, GPIO, ADC, RNG, AES accelerator, etc. ) and sub uA sleeping modes - without the need to solder a RF module. However, flash size limited to 16kB - still more than enough for many (peripheral) sensors... :)

Readings in MYSController:

Compiling with SDCC and nRF24LE1 SDK.
Source (Proof of concept/POC, non-optimized) here. -
@tekka Hi! I'm trying to assemble this setup :-)
Could you provide the wiring diagram (humidity sensor and NRF).
Do you have an updated code?@ykhokhlov would like to get it going as well, have a requirement for a tiny form factor, have had one of these in the drawer forever.
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@ykhokhlov would like to get it going as well, have a requirement for a tiny form factor, have had one of these in the drawer forever.
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@chickey @ykhokhlov This was a POC I did a few years ago and never updated the code nor did I do further development on the library due to limited interest. There are way better alternatives available nowadays, i.e. nrf51/nrf52.
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@tekka Thanks for the answer and suggestion. Did you develop a POC of a MySensors node for the nrf51/nrf52?
@ykhokhlov There are a ton of not just POCs but also fully functioning mysensors nrf51/nrf52 nodes on openhardware.io Just click and have a look for yourself.
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@ykhokhlov There are a ton of not just POCs but also fully functioning mysensors nrf51/nrf52 nodes on openhardware.io Just click and have a look for yourself.