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    Hi,

    ist seems like the sleep time is usually hard-coded in sensors.

    Is is there a way to "tell" the node the sleep time / transmit data interval time in the mysensor protocol?

    Thank you,
    DCEM

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      Hi,

      ist seems like the sleep time is usually hard-coded in sensors.

      Is is there a way to "tell" the node the sleep time / transmit data interval time in the mysensor protocol?

      Thank you,
      DCEM

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      Welcome to the forum @DCEM !

      https://forum.mysensors.org/post/78795 describes one way to do it. The node requests the value of a parameter from the controller, and sleeps for that amount of time.

      See https://www.mysensors.org/download/sensor_api_20#requesting-data for documentation on how to request values

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