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Working node without MySensors network available

Alexander Ivanov 5 Aug 2016, 18:39 last edited by
Hi Everyone,

I'm building a light switch which should work even if MySensors network is not available.
What I found in MySensors 2.0 is:
- if there's no network available, the system runs only "before" procedure
- once I power on Ethernet gateway (but I haven't done node inclusion), the system runs "before", "setup" and "presentation" procedures, but doesn't run "loop".
How to enable "loop" for my node even if there's no MySensors network available or/and the node wasn't included to the network?

Thanks
Regards, Alexander
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TheoL Contest Winner 5 Aug 2016, 18:55 last edited by @Alexander Ivanov

Dear @Alexander-Ivanov,

Someone asked the same question this week. Continue this thread in that topic https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/4449/how-to-disable-default-node-registration-to-the-gw/2
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