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[SOLVED] Wifi gateway / motion sensor / value 1107296256 instead of tripped ?

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    kr0815
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    That´s really strange, because 2 hours earlier, the gateway worked with the old version, only the problem of receiving numbers instead of v_tripped

    I´m using an NRF24L01 with external Antenna, i saw somewhere in the Code there are settings for TX-Power or similar ? Maybe that´s different in dev version ?
    Or any other ideas ?

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      hek
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      Yes, you could try setting tx power to low. Add this before including MySensor.h in gateway.

      #define MY_RF24_PA_LEVEL RF24_PA_MIN

      Anything useful in the debug log?

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        kr0815
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        You mean the output when connected with putty ?
        There is nothing strange in it, i see the commands from my FHEM controller, but no errors

        With the old version i saw also the messages from my sensor nodes

        Is it possible to change debug level ?

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          hek
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          Debug is enabled by default.

          https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/blob/development/libraries/MySensors/examples/GatewayESP8266/GatewayESP8266.ino#L72

          You could perhaps have the gateway connected to your computer/Arduino IDE and open the serial monitor to see that sensor readings is picked up correctly.

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            kr0815
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            Thats what i already did, that´s what i get after a diconnect / connect and then a inclusion-mode on / off in my controller software.

            0;255;3;0;14;Gateway startup complete.
            0;255;3;0;2;2.0.0-beta
            0;255;3;0;14;Gateway startup complete.
            0;255;3;0;2;2.0.0-beta
            0;255;3;0;5;1
            0;255;3;0;5;0
            

            But no messages from the sensors.
            Should there be additional messages when in debug mode ?

            So as there are no changes in Channel / ID, i see only the possibilities that i either damaged the NRF or that something is different with the Developer version

            I´ll try to flash the old software again this evening

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              kr0815
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              Got it working now, replaced the ampflified NRF with a regular one
              Maybe i broke it, but can´t imagine how

              In one of the many examples i found the following comment for myConfig.h:

              #define RF24_PA_LEVEL_GW   RF24_PA_LOW  //Gateway PA Level, defaults to Sensor net PA Level.  Tune here if using an amplified nRF2401
              
              

              Is there anything special about the amplified version ? Do they have like a register i have to switch on/ off ? or is it just an additional transistor and the antenna connection ?

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                hek
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                It requires much more power. Do not feed it from the arduino directly. Especially if you turn up the transmit power level.

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                  Got it working now, replaced the ampflified NRF with a regular one
                  Maybe i broke it, but can´t imagine how

                  In one of the many examples i found the following comment for myConfig.h:

                  #define RF24_PA_LEVEL_GW   RF24_PA_LOW  //Gateway PA Level, defaults to Sensor net PA Level.  Tune here if using an amplified nRF2401
                  
                  

                  Is there anything special about the amplified version ? Do they have like a register i have to switch on/ off ? or is it just an additional transistor and the antenna connection ?

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                  netram
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                  @kr0815 said:

                  Got it working now, replaced the ampflified NRF with a regular one

                  Now that you have the dev-branch WIFIgateway version up and running, did this solve the initial issue with the strange tripped-values?

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                    kr0815
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                    Yes, the problem is solved now, no more strange values

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                      netram
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