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Multiple messages to same node, seems to miss one.

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  • electrikE electrik

    @mfalkvidd That is good to hear. What should I do to have that enabled?

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    #8

    @electrik It should have been sufficient to follow the documentation, but it seems like MY_RX_MESSAGE_BUFFER_FEATURE is only available for atmega328 (or perhaps also for SAMD and Linux/Raspberry Pi but definitely not for esp8266).

    I have created an issue to clarify the documentation.

    Thanks to @Yveaux for notifying me.

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    • mfalkviddM mfalkvidd

      @electrik It should have been sufficient to follow the documentation, but it seems like MY_RX_MESSAGE_BUFFER_FEATURE is only available for atmega328 (or perhaps also for SAMD and Linux/Raspberry Pi but definitely not for esp8266).

      I have created an issue to clarify the documentation.

      Thanks to @Yveaux for notifying me.

      electrikE
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      @mfalkvidd all right thanks. Is there an alternative to avoid losing messages on an ESP8266 MQTT gateway?

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      • electrikE electrik

        @mfalkvidd all right thanks. Is there an alternative to avoid losing messages on an ESP8266 MQTT gateway?

        YveauxY
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        #10

        @electrik decrease the message rate or the number of messages sent in bursts

        http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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        • YveauxY Yveaux

          @electrik decrease the message rate or the number of messages sent in bursts

          electrikE
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          #11

          @yveaux What is a rate that is still expected to be possible? Or, how often is the buffer from the NRF emptied?

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          • electrikE electrik

            @yveaux What is a rate that is still expected to be possible? Or, how often is the buffer from the NRF emptied?

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            #12

            @electrik that's a tough one... Every time loop() executes, or if you call eg wait() the queue is emptied.
            So it all depends on what you do in your sketch.

            http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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            • YveauxY Yveaux

              @electrik that's a tough one... Every time loop() executes, or if you call eg wait() the queue is emptied.
              So it all depends on what you do in your sketch.

              electrikE
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              #13

              @yveaux so by calling wait () a couple of times in the loop, it will be processed more often. I will try that, thanks

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                @Yveaux do you know if there are plans to support this buffering on the ESP8266 or the ESP32? Is it all related to SoftSPI?

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                • electrikE electrik

                  @Yveaux do you know if there are plans to support this buffering on the ESP8266 or the ESP32? Is it all related to SoftSPI?

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                  @electrik the problem is the arduino port, not the mySensors stack. Last time I checked the issue on GitHub was still unresolved...

                  http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                  • YveauxY Yveaux

                    @electrik the problem is the arduino port, not the mySensors stack. Last time I checked the issue on GitHub was still unresolved...

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                    @yveaux This seems to be the original issue, which is closed: https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/issues/1943
                    That sounds hopeful, but no time to check it right now...

                    http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                    • YveauxY Yveaux

                      @yveaux This seems to be the original issue, which is closed: https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/issues/1943
                      That sounds hopeful, but no time to check it right now...

                      electrikE
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                      @yveaux Did you find some time already to have a look at this? :-)

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