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  • greglG Offline
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    gregl
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    #11

    @mntlvr said:

    ch luck with the "gateway" does it matter where you attach the gateway,ex does it need to be plugged directly into the port on the Vera 3 or at any point in your network. When I plug the ethernet gateway into my 16 port switch and then open up my router to look to see if the unit is connect to my network I can not find the mac address of the wiz 5100 or the IP that i setup in the UN

    Should work anywhere on your ethernet network ( unless you have multiple subnets) - you should be able to ping it from your pc if you are using the wiznet module.

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    • mntlvrM Offline
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      #12

      O.K. I have finally got the Ethernet gateway up and working in both my Vera lite and in my Vera Edge. I think perhaps a video would help many of us that are having issues with this. Thank for the help. Now to build the Sensors.

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        #13

        Hi, I am just about to buy some Arduino hardware and then I too wish to add it to my Veralite. I believe that I am running U15 on my Veralite. Please can you give me any help that the more experienced members overlooked telling you because they possibly just presumed that you would know that step etc.
        Also how have you got on with building your modules.

        Regards

        Burtonian
        London UK

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        • B Burtonian

          Hi, I am just about to buy some Arduino hardware and then I too wish to add it to my Veralite. I believe that I am running U15 on my Veralite. Please can you give me any help that the more experienced members overlooked telling you because they possibly just presumed that you would know that step etc.
          Also how have you got on with building your modules.

          Regards

          Burtonian
          London UK

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          wrote on last edited by
          #14

          @Burtonian
          Hi, I am new to arduino but not to Vera, have been using Veralite for a few years, I to wuould like to know how to add the gate to Vera, I find it very confusing, it would be ideal if a video was created r step by step instructions, I will be more than happy to donate via paypal, Thanks so much

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            @mntlvr

            1. If you are running UI7 then I recommend that you download newer files from GitHub ([https://github.com/mysensors/Vera/tree/UI7](link url) )
            2. Install **all **files (mentioned in the instruction not all files from GitHub) to Vera under Apps/Develop apps/Luup files (in UI7)
            3. Create the device as the instruction says
            4. Connect your Gateway
            5. Now hopefully your gateway will turn up as a device and with the text "Connected to: 192.........."
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            #15

            @ramoncarranza said:

            Hi, I am new to arduino but not to Vera, have been using Veralite for a few years, I to wuould like to know how to add the gate to Vera, I find it very confusing, it would be ideal if a video was created r step by step instructions, I will be more than happy to donate via paypal, Thanks so much

            reply

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            • ramoncarranzaR ramoncarranza

              @Burtonian
              Hi, I am new to arduino but not to Vera, have been using Veralite for a few years, I to wuould like to know how to add the gate to Vera, I find it very confusing, it would be ideal if a video was created r step by step instructions, I will be more than happy to donate via paypal, Thanks so much

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              #16

              @ramoncarranza said:

              @Burtonian
              Hi, I am new to arduino but not to Vera, have been using Veralite for a few years, I to wuould like to know how to add the gate to Vera, I find it very confusing, it would be ideal if a video was created r step by step instructions, I will be more than happy to donate via paypal, Thanks so much

              have you looked at this page?
              https://www.mysensors.org/controller/vera

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              • ramoncarranzaR ramoncarranza

                @Burtonian
                Hi, I am new to arduino but not to Vera, have been using Veralite for a few years, I to wuould like to know how to add the gate to Vera, I find it very confusing, it would be ideal if a video was created r step by step instructions, I will be more than happy to donate via paypal, Thanks so much

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                #17

                @ramoncarranza said:

                @Burtonian
                Hi, I am new to arduino but not to Vera, have been using Veralite for a few years, I to wuould like to know how to add the gate to Vera, I find it very confusing, it would be ideal if a video was created r step by step instructions, I will be more than happy to donate via paypal, Thanks so much

                I made a video earlier this year about adding a serial gateway on a VeraLite:
                https://youtu.be/rtsa-pN_R9M?list=PLpY2FP1a9tiurSiQTwhalz4KBxg_7db65
                This was with the 1.5 library, I need to re-make that video with the new 2.0 version. PeteB also has a nice video on the subject, I think I have the link in my video description.

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                • 4Crawler4 4Crawler

                  @ramoncarranza said:

                  @Burtonian
                  Hi, I am new to arduino but not to Vera, have been using Veralite for a few years, I to wuould like to know how to add the gate to Vera, I find it very confusing, it would be ideal if a video was created r step by step instructions, I will be more than happy to donate via paypal, Thanks so much

                  I made a video earlier this year about adding a serial gateway on a VeraLite:
                  https://youtu.be/rtsa-pN_R9M?list=PLpY2FP1a9tiurSiQTwhalz4KBxg_7db65
                  This was with the 1.5 library, I need to re-make that video with the new 2.0 version. PeteB also has a nice video on the subject, I think I have the link in my video description.

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                  #18

                  @4Crawler Thank you very much, your video is VERY helpful for Vera users, as I did not realize that the Arduino with the FTDI board was a must, and I had already purchased a different type, so I went ahead and got the right one, sucks because I was exited to build my gateway, now I have to wait a a week or longer since most of this stuff comes from China, but you saved me a ton of headaches had I not watched your video. Question I have though, can I still use the Arduino Nano with the CH340G board for my sensors since I already have a dozen of them?
                  Thanks again
                  Thanks

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                  • ramoncarranzaR ramoncarranza

                    @4Crawler Thank you very much, your video is VERY helpful for Vera users, as I did not realize that the Arduino with the FTDI board was a must, and I had already purchased a different type, so I went ahead and got the right one, sucks because I was exited to build my gateway, now I have to wait a a week or longer since most of this stuff comes from China, but you saved me a ton of headaches had I not watched your video. Question I have though, can I still use the Arduino Nano with the CH340G board for my sensors since I already have a dozen of them?
                    Thanks again
                    Thanks

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                    #19

                    @ramoncarranza said:

                    @4Crawler Thank you very much, your video is VERY helpful for Vera users, as I did not realize that the Arduino with the FTDI board was a must, and I had already purchased a different type, so I went ahead and got the right one, sucks because I was exited to build my gateway, now I have to wait a a week or longer since most of this stuff comes from China, but you saved me a ton of headaches had I not watched your video. Question I have though, can I still use the Arduino Nano with the CH340G board for my sensors since I already have a dozen of them?
                    Thanks again
                    Thanks

                    Yes, the CH340 Nanos work fine for sensors or for Ethernet gateways, just not serial gateways:
                    https://youtu.be/doz9mEtw_8g?list=PLpY2FP1a9tiurSiQTwhalz4KBxg_7db65

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                    • 4Crawler4 4Crawler

                      @ramoncarranza said:

                      @4Crawler Thank you very much, your video is VERY helpful for Vera users, as I did not realize that the Arduino with the FTDI board was a must, and I had already purchased a different type, so I went ahead and got the right one, sucks because I was exited to build my gateway, now I have to wait a a week or longer since most of this stuff comes from China, but you saved me a ton of headaches had I not watched your video. Question I have though, can I still use the Arduino Nano with the CH340G board for my sensors since I already have a dozen of them?
                      Thanks again
                      Thanks

                      Yes, the CH340 Nanos work fine for sensors or for Ethernet gateways, just not serial gateways:
                      https://youtu.be/doz9mEtw_8g?list=PLpY2FP1a9tiurSiQTwhalz4KBxg_7db65

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                      #20

                      @4Crawler Thanks so much

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                      • 4Crawler4 4Crawler

                        @ramoncarranza said:

                        @4Crawler Thank you very much, your video is VERY helpful for Vera users, as I did not realize that the Arduino with the FTDI board was a must, and I had already purchased a different type, so I went ahead and got the right one, sucks because I was exited to build my gateway, now I have to wait a a week or longer since most of this stuff comes from China, but you saved me a ton of headaches had I not watched your video. Question I have though, can I still use the Arduino Nano with the CH340G board for my sensors since I already have a dozen of them?
                        Thanks again
                        Thanks

                        Yes, the CH340 Nanos work fine for sensors or for Ethernet gateways, just not serial gateways:
                        https://youtu.be/doz9mEtw_8g?list=PLpY2FP1a9tiurSiQTwhalz4KBxg_7db65

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                        #21

                        @4Crawler
                        Hi, do you have any experience with this:

                        https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/5265/window-blinds

                        Thanks

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                        • ramoncarranzaR ramoncarranza

                          @4Crawler
                          Hi, do you have any experience with this:

                          https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/5265/window-blinds

                          Thanks

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                          @ramoncarranza said:

                          @4Crawler
                          Hi, do you have any experience with this:

                          https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/5265/window-blinds

                          Thanks

                          No, have never looked into that. There are Z-Wave curtain modules available for under $20, like from Monoprice.

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                          • 4Crawler4 4Crawler

                            @ramoncarranza said:

                            @4Crawler
                            Hi, do you have any experience with this:

                            https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/5265/window-blinds

                            Thanks

                            No, have never looked into that. There are Z-Wave curtain modules available for under $20, like from Monoprice.

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                            #23

                            @4Crawler
                            Was not aware of this module, most likely will need it is as well. I am looking to motorize my existing blinds, We have a ton of blinds at my place and would like to automate a portion of them.
                            Thanks

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