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repeater and sensor in one node.

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    It is possible in one node is repeater and sensor?

    Thanx
    Pawel

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      Yes, repeaters can report sensor data.

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        I should change:

        1. in setup():
          gw.begin() --> gw.begin(NULL, AUTO, true);
        2. in loop();
          gw.sleep(SLEEP_TIME); --> gw.process();

        this will be enough?
        when i use node as repeater with sensor . this will be work all time without sleep mode?
        And I should us timer (not delay) send sensors value.
        What else?

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          Yes, that should do it.

          And yes you shouldn't use delay() or sleep the node. Instead you use timer or your own millis() checks.

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