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Mysensors et dual Bus

JeeLet last edited by JeeLet

Hello

a request for the possibility of a double bus .
a wired connection (rs485) and a wireless connection.

is this possible with Mysensors ??

Thank you
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mfalkvidd Mod last edited by @JeeLet

@JeeLet yes. Either use two gateways, or use https://forum.mysensors.org/post/105364
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Thank you for the link
I'll head in that direction
feedback after testing
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