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[SOLVED] No message after few hours

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    wrote on last edited by Yveaux
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    I'm testing the network with domoticz on a raspberry and a couple of arduino nano with dht11 sensors.
    Everything works fine, but after few hours it seems my nodes stop transmitting. Robooting arduino solves the problem.
    Any idea?

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      I'm testing the network with domoticz on a raspberry and a couple of arduino nano with dht11 sensors.
      Everything works fine, but after few hours it seems my nodes stop transmitting. Robooting arduino solves the problem.
      Any idea?

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      m26872
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      @gerseun DHT reading issue? Transmit batteryLevel or some other heartbeat message every hour to find out.

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        I am a newbie with arduino, what is a heartbeat message?

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          I am a newbie with arduino, what is a heartbeat message?

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          @gerseun I just mean anything that tells you it's alive. Any kind of message sent to you at a known interval. It could be a flashing LED, radio message logged by controller or whatever.

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            I'm testing the network with domoticz on a raspberry and a couple of arduino nano with dht11 sensors.
            Everything works fine, but after few hours it seems my nodes stop transmitting. Robooting arduino solves the problem.
            Any idea?

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            Yveaux
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            @gerseun Are all your radio id's unique?
            See here http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/2868/solved-mqtt-esp8266-gateway-1-6

            http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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              I think I solved it.
              The reading from the sensor is good bad the trasmission stop randomly, so I tried to add coupling capacitors on the wirless module.
              It's more then 24h without problem so I think this solves it.

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                Yes not using capacitors usually causes problems. Great that you got it working. Thanks for reporting back!

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