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Raspberry Pi2 GPIO interface for NRF24L01+

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    Sorry, had to re-save your project to get comments activated @GertSanders. It was published during forum downtime.

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      Cool :-)

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        Is it possible this project act, as Ethernet Gateway ? And how to set?

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          Is it possible this project act, as Ethernet Gateway ? And how to set?

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          @tiana this thread might be useful: http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/808/raspberry-pi-ethernet-gateway

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            Very nice, I wonder if you will be able to make an all in one "Openhab server, gateway, etc.." with the new raspberry pi 3.

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            • scooter217S scooter217

              Very nice, I wonder if you will be able to make an all in one "Openhab server, gateway, etc.." with the new raspberry pi 3.

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              @scooter217
              Should be possible. The Mysensors gateway software on the Raspberry should run on the Zero and 3 as well. They all have the same GPIO pin layout.
              The gateway software is independant of the controller. I use Domoticz, but you could use any controller on the raspi which supports serial mysensor gateway via a USB device.

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                Nice, i will try it soon. Just a thought, I am right now installing a raZberry zwave. The pins that feed your board with 5 volt, in my case it is better pointing up or have it on the downside of your board, otherwise the pins will touch raZberry board and is there other places to take 5 volt from RPi because raZberry is connect directly to pin 1-10? ahh

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                  Nice, i will try it soon. Just a thought, I am right now installing a raZberry zwave. The pins that feed your board with 5 volt, in my case it is better pointing up or have it on the downside of your board, otherwise the pins will touch raZberry board and is there other places to take 5 volt from RPi because raZberry is connect directly to pin 1-10? ahh

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                  @flopp feeding the nrf with 5V is a bad idea. It wants 3.3V.

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                  • mfalkviddM mfalkvidd

                    @flopp feeding the nrf with 5V is a bad idea. It wants 3.3V.

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                    @mfalkvidd said:

                    @flopp feeding the nrf with 5V is a bad idea. It wants 3.3V.

                    I was not clear enough. I have edit my text.
                    Thanks

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                      HI, in your list I read "IRQ 20". Don't need to be 18 instead? Thank you btw for the project. Just soldered and waiting for RPI3!

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                        HI, in your list I read "IRQ 20". Don't need to be 18 instead? Thank you btw for the project. Just soldered and waiting for RPI3!

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                        @sineverba @GertSanders sorry for quote, I did implement the IRQ on PI gateway on pin 18. Are you sure is it 20 as in description?

                        Of course I did print exactly your PCB and connected (with 5V with regulator and power from the 2x5V from PI) as described, but not the IRQ.

                        How could I test if IRQ is right and works?

                        Have a nice day!

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                          irq=18 worked for me for anyone who comes along wondering

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