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Things get funky when there's a bit more traffic

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  • hekH Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #13

    @mtiutiu

    You might have missed it but basic STM32F1 support has already been implemented in the dev-branch.

    https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/pull/795

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    • mtiutiuM mtiutiu

      @gohan

      What do you mean by a "more standard gw hw" :simple_smile: ? Isn't the serial gw the defacto? If I remember well this was the first one supported. I tried the ESP8266 based one but after a day it started to become unstable and in the end iresponsive. I used the nodemcu board to test it - maybe because of the board and/or power supply issues because I've read that esp modules are very picky regarding that part so I abandoned it.

      What I wanted to try was the orange pi board with rfm69w attached directly on the SPI port but no luck as it only supports nrf24l01 in the mysensors 2.1.1 version. Maybe I'll come back to it when switching to the new upcoming version of mysensors core.

      Next W5100 ethernet board...well I didn't had any pleasant experiences with this one either before (not mysensors related) so I think I'll skip this one too.

      Is there something else that I missed?

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      #14

      @mtiutiu I was referring to boards like UNO or mega and an ethernet shield

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        #15

        @gohan,

        Hehe, @mtiutiu seems way beyond the uno stage, designing his own boards. :)

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          #16

          I got that, I'm just trying to see if taking some steps back could get different results. I've learned many time that sticking too much to a certain idea is bad for troubleshooting.

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            #17

            Thank you all for your suggestions I appreciate. I will try the ethernet gw too and see what happens.

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              #18

              @mtiutiu
              There is also the Sensebender GW,
              or in case you're interested i already designed an atsam usb dongle (i'll upload my latest files though), and could send one to you if you want. i'll order some others pcb projects during the weekend (and always choose express shipping), and i'll order the new rev at same time so..it's as you wish, just tell me, no problem, it's a quick tiny board to assemble ;)

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                @mtiutiu
                There is also the Sensebender GW,
                or in case you're interested i already designed an atsam usb dongle (i'll upload my latest files though), and could send one to you if you want. i'll order some others pcb projects during the weekend (and always choose express shipping), and i'll order the new rev at same time so..it's as you wish, just tell me, no problem, it's a quick tiny board to assemble ;)

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                @scalz

                I saw that project - really nice btw(as all of your hw projects). I inspired a little bit from yours and I created my version using the atsamd21e variant as you can see here: https://github.com/mtiutiu/kicad/tree/master/mysensors/gw/serial_gw_ATSAMD21E.

                Waiting for the boards though...The fact is that I like to design my own boards whenever possible as you may noticed already. And the satisfaction is bigger of course when you design your own and in the end it just works :simple_smile: .

                Sensebender GW is a great project too and very well made as I studied it a little bit so big congrats to @tbowmo. But as I said I like to roll my own boards :simple_smile:.

                Thanks for the support @scalz . And to express my gratitude for the openhardware community I always try to give something back as I already did on the openhardware.io site.

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                  #20

                  @mtiutiu
                  thx for the kind words, i appreciate. I understand you, same for me.
                  Your designs are nice too, i've seen them ;)
                  I'll upload my updated sch as i've changed a few things and routes, and it's also thinner now.

                  your atsam gw looks good, i see you've simplified a few things, curious as usual.. :)
                  no usb protection, regarding usb specs ?
                  why not using the more powerful radio (HW/HCW rev) as it's a GW? Will you put the antenna wire in the enclosure, or let it go outside? however i prefer a connector for this.
                  Well, just some feedbacks, i've different mcu&gw too, so i know it's fun to experiment but not interested to reinvent the wheel each time lol.

                  Keep the good work :+1: , i hope you'll get your stuff working as you wish, and i should be back asap on software, put more load on my network and see what happens (still a lot entertained by hw too)

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                  • scalzS scalz

                    @mtiutiu
                    thx for the kind words, i appreciate. I understand you, same for me.
                    Your designs are nice too, i've seen them ;)
                    I'll upload my updated sch as i've changed a few things and routes, and it's also thinner now.

                    your atsam gw looks good, i see you've simplified a few things, curious as usual.. :)
                    no usb protection, regarding usb specs ?
                    why not using the more powerful radio (HW/HCW rev) as it's a GW? Will you put the antenna wire in the enclosure, or let it go outside? however i prefer a connector for this.
                    Well, just some feedbacks, i've different mcu&gw too, so i know it's fun to experiment but not interested to reinvent the wheel each time lol.

                    Keep the good work :+1: , i hope you'll get your stuff working as you wish, and i should be back asap on software, put more load on my network and see what happens (still a lot entertained by hw too)

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                    #21

                    @scalz

                    Thanks. Well yes...I simplified things a little bit. Your board is better designed than mine ofc regarding the antenna and other protections. But most of the time I found that those are not really necessary at least for me and in my current setup. So yes... I need to start thinking for all the worst cases and environment issues that may arise when designing hw which is not so easy btw imho. In the end is fun to experiment and learn more stuff about electronics because this is the main reason I'm doing this btw.

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                      #22

                      yep i completely agree, lot of fun, and headache too sure :smile:

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