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The rules made in the controller saved on the gateway?

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    I just trying to understand how everything works. So i set rules to my esp8266wifi gateway through the web interface controller of my choice.

    But after that, if i loose power to the computer with the controller running, what happens to all the rules, are they stored on the gateway?

    What i try to understand if i can set up the nodes+gateway and then remove the computer from the equation?

    Thanks

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      I just trying to understand how everything works. So i set rules to my esp8266wifi gateway through the web interface controller of my choice.

      But after that, if i loose power to the computer with the controller running, what happens to all the rules, are they stored on the gateway?

      What i try to understand if i can set up the nodes+gateway and then remove the computer from the equation?

      Thanks

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      @tjog the gateway does not remember anything, regardless if you have a controller or not.

      Nodes can be programmed to remember their state. The example with rotary encoder at https://www.mysensors.org/build/dimmer does that if you want something to base your sketch on. Note that the first example on that page does not store state; it relies on a controller instead.

      Not sure what you mean by rules, but if you enter rules in your controller they will most likely depend on the controller being available.

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        I just trying to understand how everything works. So i set rules to my esp8266wifi gateway through the web interface controller of my choice.

        But after that, if i loose power to the computer with the controller running, what happens to all the rules, are they stored on the gateway?

        What i try to understand if i can set up the nodes+gateway and then remove the computer from the equation?

        Thanks

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