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Sensebender gateway local sensor

Deluka 9 Jul 2018, 13:16 last edited by

Just a small question that i hope has a simple answer.
Can you at a sensor localy to the sensebender gateway ...
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mfalkvidd Mod 9 Jul 2018, 16:51 last edited by @Deluka

@deluka yes. Just use present() and send() as you would on a normal sensor node.
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flopp 14 Mar 2019, 10:09 last edited by flopp 14 Mar 2019, 10:10 @mfalkvidd

@mfalkvidd said in Sensebender gateway local sensor:

@deluka yes. Just use present() and send() as you would on a normal sensor node.

So when using send() it will send the data directly into my Domoticz, which I use as Controller?

I use Gateway Serial.
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mfalkvidd Mod 14 Mar 2019, 10:59 last edited by @flopp

@flopp yes.
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