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Sensos in the Serial Gateway 2.0

Tagore.PDE last edited by

Hi all, i see in the 2.0 version can add sensors to the gateway, anyone have a sample how to add for example a DHT11?

Regards.
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hek Admin last edited by

Quite a few of the old examples have been moved to a new repository (converted to 2.0) because of their to external dependency requirement.

You can find the DHT (humidity) example there as well.

https://github.com/mysensors/MySensorsArduinoExamples
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