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RPI + ESP8266

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    wrote on last edited by CRF
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    Hi All!

    I am totally new to MySensors. I already have a home IOT smart house network with my own HW and SW, but would like to migrate to a better supported/organized scheme.

    To begin with I have just a few questions.
    Can MySensors work ONLY with RPI(as a controller) and ESP8266 (as sensors)?

    I would run Domoticz on RPI... is there something else that sould run on RPI? What would the gateway be in this case?

    I can not find any example code for ESP8266 sensors. Can you point me to the right direction where I can find some.

    Thank you very much!
    CRF

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    • CRFC CRF

      Hi All!

      I am totally new to MySensors. I already have a home IOT smart house network with my own HW and SW, but would like to migrate to a better supported/organized scheme.

      To begin with I have just a few questions.
      Can MySensors work ONLY with RPI(as a controller) and ESP8266 (as sensors)?

      I would run Domoticz on RPI... is there something else that sould run on RPI? What would the gateway be in this case?

      I can not find any example code for ESP8266 sensors. Can you point me to the right direction where I can find some.

      Thank you very much!
      CRF

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      @CRF yes you could run a home automation system with a raspberry pi as controller and esp8266 gateways with locally attached sensors, assuming you have reliable wifi coverage everywhere you want to put sensors.

      I use the Domoticz raspberry pi image which includes some other nice tools such as Node Red.

      Each esp8266 could then be a gateway. All gateways must be added to Domoticz.

      There are no esp8266 sensor examples. But there are no Arduino Uno examples either. Most sensor examples can be run on any mcu.

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        Thank you for the explanation. That is good news.

        Where did you find the whole Domoticz image for RPI? I can only see the installation package on Domoticz page.

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        • CRFC CRF

          Thank you for the explanation. That is good news.

          Where did you find the whole Domoticz image for RPI? I can only see the installation package on Domoticz page.

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          @CRF interesting. Domoticz seems to have removed support for the image. This old page had information https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/index.php?title=Domoticz_RaspberryPi_SD_Image&oldid=216&diff=prev

          I guess installing by running

          sudo curl -L install.domoticz.com | bash
          

          is the way to go nowadays.

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