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MySensors network static or dinamic?

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    Mihai
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    Please let me know if the MySensors network configuration is static or dynamic.
    I mean, if I install the Gateway and two nodes and they connect as following:
    Gateway(0) - Node (1) - Node (2) (1 is repeater for 2)
    Then I change something inside the network and move the Node2 closer to the Gateway, so the configuration have to become like this:
    Gateway(0) - Node (2) - Node (1) (2 is repeater for 1)
    The network will change itself or should I erase the EEPROM of the Gateway and nodes and upload again the sketches?

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    • M Mihai

      Please let me know if the MySensors network configuration is static or dynamic.
      I mean, if I install the Gateway and two nodes and they connect as following:
      Gateway(0) - Node (1) - Node (2) (1 is repeater for 2)
      Then I change something inside the network and move the Node2 closer to the Gateway, so the configuration have to become like this:
      Gateway(0) - Node (2) - Node (1) (2 is repeater for 1)
      The network will change itself or should I erase the EEPROM of the Gateway and nodes and upload again the sketches?

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      jkandasa
      Plugin Developer
      wrote on last edited by
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      @Mihai said:

      Please let me know if the MySensors network configuration is static or dynamic.
      I mean, if I install the Gateway and two nodes and they connect as following:
      Gateway(0) - Node (1) - Node (2) (1 is repeater for 2)
      Then I change something inside the network and move the Node2 closer to the Gateway, so the configuration have to become like this:
      Gateway(0) - Node (2) - Node (1) (2 is repeater for 1)
      The network will change itself or should I erase the EEPROM of the Gateway and nodes and upload again the sketches?

      @Mihai MySensors network is dynamic(MY_PARENT_NODE_ID should be AUTO). You can change your node at any time.
      If your node faces 5 transmission failures It will search new parent node

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        Mihai
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        Thank you for the answer! I setup my nodes ID static, because I have to manually declare them inside HomeAssistant. Is it ok if I start the node with ```

        gw.begin(incomingMessage, NODE_ID, true)
        

        or I must do it with

        gw.begin(incomingMessage, NODE_ID, true, AUTO)
        

        ? (is it by default AUTO from MyConfig.h ? )

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        • M Mihai

          Thank you for the answer! I setup my nodes ID static, because I have to manually declare them inside HomeAssistant. Is it ok if I start the node with ```

          gw.begin(incomingMessage, NODE_ID, true)
          

          or I must do it with

          gw.begin(incomingMessage, NODE_ID, true, AUTO)
          

          ? (is it by default AUTO from MyConfig.h ? )

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          jkandasa
          Plugin Developer
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          @Mihai You can go with,

          gw.begin(incomingMessage, NODE_ID, true)
          
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            Ok, thank you.

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