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  • tbowmoT Offline
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    tbowmo
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    #109

    @Fabien

    No, platformio is still on my bucketlist.. There is just not hours enough for everything :)

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    • tbowmoT tbowmo

      @Fabien

      No, platformio is still on my bucketlist.. There is just not hours enough for everything :)

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      #110

      @tbowmo Ok I will install arduino IDE to upgrade it to 2.1.1
      Please post here iwhen you have more information. I think I will try but I have no experience with this architecture.

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      • delivereathD Offline
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        #111

        Has anyone designed a case for the sensebender gateway ?

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        • delivereathD delivereath

          Has anyone designed a case for the sensebender gateway ?

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          #112

          @delivereath

          I designed one in freecad for the GW and a nrf24l01 with lna/pa and external antenna.

          But I still have some fine tuning to do before releasing it, as the lid locking mechanism didn't turn out like expected.

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          • scalzS Offline
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            scalz
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            wrote on last edited by scalz
            #113

            Tea time..

            Here is my custom box for your RFM69 Sensebender GW ! Beautiful board though ;)

            No nail no screw :)

            0_1486052016552_Custom box for Sensebender GW.jpg

            0_1486052034817_Plate for Sensebender GW.jpg

            0_1486052057656_Bottom plate for Sensebender GW.jpg

            Last final minor check and i release the files, sure! (i've done one for nrf too in case..)

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            • scalzS scalz

              Tea time..

              Here is my custom box for your RFM69 Sensebender GW ! Beautiful board though ;)

              No nail no screw :)

              0_1486052016552_Custom box for Sensebender GW.jpg

              0_1486052034817_Plate for Sensebender GW.jpg

              0_1486052057656_Bottom plate for Sensebender GW.jpg

              Last final minor check and i release the files, sure! (i've done one for nrf too in case..)

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              #114

              @scalz beautiful box!!!
              Looking forward to print it too as soon as you publish it, but mine will be with nrf24l01+. Having been running both networks, I'm so much in favour of rfm69. It just works. No more caps to stabilise power or any other rf issues.

              I have decided to use Moteino Mega with a built-in antenna as rfm69 gateway though - it is very small and goes inside into an RPi box. And has got more memory than atmega328p

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              • scalzS scalz

                Tea time..

                Here is my custom box for your RFM69 Sensebender GW ! Beautiful board though ;)

                No nail no screw :)

                0_1486052016552_Custom box for Sensebender GW.jpg

                0_1486052034817_Plate for Sensebender GW.jpg

                0_1486052057656_Bottom plate for Sensebender GW.jpg

                Last final minor check and i release the files, sure! (i've done one for nrf too in case..)

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                Fabien
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                #115

                @scalz Yeah ! I will print this one.

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                • scalzS Offline
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                  #116

                  Little gift.. :)

                  Custom box for the NRF non PA version:

                  0_1486135733912_20170203_161524.jpg

                  0_1486135777240_20170203_161550.jpg
                  A bit enlarged for NRF.

                  0_1486135802750_20170203_162026.jpg

                  And here the 3d preview for both versions with my little cheat for bicolor as i've still not added this feature to my printer
                  0_1486135971628_assembly_rfm69_nrf_1.png
                  You can see i've added a little slot near usb on the NRF version, it's for the leds indication in case box wouldn't be white (no need for white box, you can see it by transparency). I'll do the same for rfm69, and put variant stl with it or not.

                  Next Nrf PA version, and that'll be fine ;)

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                  • hekH Offline
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                    wrote on last edited by
                    #117

                    Thank you @scalz!

                    0_1486143935594_20170203_182834.jpg

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                    • hekH hek

                      Thank you @scalz!

                      0_1486143935594_20170203_182834.jpg

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                      #118

                      @scalz Please share the STL files!

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                      • scalzS Offline
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                        scalz
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                        #119

                        @alexsh1 why, i don't understand :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

                        Here it is : http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2084269

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                        • scalzS Offline
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                          wrote on last edited by scalz
                          #120

                          I'm proud to say enclosure files have been integrated in the MySensors Sensebender GW project and git.
                          So you can find the files here at Mysensors.

                          Enjoy :)

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                            #121

                            Hey it should look like this?

                            But you see the gap between the W5100 and Sensebende Gateway.

                            0_1486208943376_Sensebender GW 006.JPG

                            0_1486208957253_Sensebender GW 007.JPG

                            0_1486208970805_Sensebender GW 008.JPG

                            0_1486208982183_Sensebender GW 009.JPG

                            Sorry for a very poor camera

                            //Mattias

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                              @MLs

                              Yes, according to the build instructions here, you can also raise the socket a bit over the pcb.

                              The problem is that the ethernet connector is higher than a normal IDC socket, which means you can't insert the board fully in the socket. I have searched for a higher variant of the socket, but haven't found a suitable candidate..

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                                @MLs

                                Yes, according to the build instructions here, you can also raise the socket a bit over the pcb.

                                The problem is that the ethernet connector is higher than a normal IDC socket, which means you can't insert the board fully in the socket. I have searched for a higher variant of the socket, but haven't found a suitable candidate..

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                                @tbowmo What I did was soldering the socket a bit higher. Not a problem with some soldering skills...

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                                • scalzS scalz

                                  @alexsh1 why, i don't understand :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

                                  Here it is : http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2084269

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                                  #124

                                  @scalz Thank you Sir. I am going to probably wait for the PLA version as It has been working a bit better for me.

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                                    #125

                                    Few things about the software side of this. When you plug it into your computer it appears as a "Sensebender GW", with a custom USB VID/PID. You have to override the drivers and use the "Atmel Corp. EDBG CMSIS-DAP" serial port drivers or you will have no serial port at all to communicate with the board.

                                    Second issue, with the latest Arduino software (1.8.1), and the MySensors SAMD board package installed and MySensor library installed you get an error relating to a missing core "arduino:arduino". Solution to that one is to install the main Arduino SAMD board package which adds the necessary libraries. Secondly, after doing that you will now get another error regarding a missing "Sam.h" file, to fix that you have to manually edit the platform.txt file in "\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\MySensors\hardware\samd\1.0.3" with the contents of the one from "\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\arduino\hardware\samd\1.6.11" - just being careful to copy over the name and version lines from the top of the Mysensors platform.txt file. After that you are good to go and can finally program the board or get some data out of it :-)

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                                      wrote on last edited by tbowmo
                                      #126

                                      We are preparing a new release of the board definitions for our samd. Which fixes the issues with arduino samd 1.6.11.

                                      It should also contain a driver .inf file for Windows 7/8, for those that needs it (it's not needed on Linux, mac or Windows 10). I had completely forgotten that windows usually needs this inf file to operate correct (I have been using Linux the last 17 years for all my private projects)

                                      I hope the package will be out tomorrow (sunday) , as I just need to do a couple of tests to verify things.

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                                      • Viktor ZemanV Offline
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                                        #127

                                        Do you have any example sketch for this gateway? I want to use in my GW radio + wifi module.

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                                          #128

                                          @Viktor-Zeman

                                          It only support wired ethernet, and USB. For wifi we have ESP8266 gateways instead.

                                          There are example sketches available in mysensors (see SensebenderGatewaySerial, or just plain GatewayW5100 would work if it's just ethernet module that you want to use)

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