💬 MYSController
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Is it possible to use this app when using RS485 transport? I have one of these usb (ftdi based) adapters connected with 2 Arduino MEGA on a RS485 bus:
Tried it but I don't see any messages. Connecting serial monitor does show a traffic.
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Any news regarding OTA for MQTT gatways?
I have a MQTT GW running on a NodeMCU and I can upload new versions of the GW sketch to it using ArduinoOTA. It would be great to be able to also update the sensors connected to it without having to connect it to my computer.
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Hi all,
Thanks again for the great work.
Simple question: Is still MQTT support in the roadmap? Will it be possible to do FOTA over an MQTT Gateway?Regards! Merry Xmas and Happy New Year!
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Myscontroller latest version 1.0.0.3316 shows trojan at virustotal
is this ok?
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/6082b86e6a56783e692afaa7c6d79e5af0d6ca58476ef7e180a39594ce441cd7/detection
Whats the reason for it -
@iocare-research-team False alarm (4 out of 67), most likely due to the executable being packed with UPX.
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Absolutely great work! Just discovering the extent of the work done with mysensors. Amazing. Thanks
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Hello, is it possible to do FOTA updates from a desktop while the main gateway is connected to an openhab server on RPI3? Or do i have to replug my gateway between RPI3 en desktop every time i want to do an update?
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Hello, is it possible to do FOTA updates from a desktop while the main gateway is connected to an openhab server on RPI3? Or do i have to replug my gateway between RPI3 en desktop every time i want to do an update?
@jimmy-loyens What I do in order to have multiple controllers is to make a ethernet-mqtt gateway on an Arduino Uno.
That way I can use OpenHAB, try other controllers and also use mycontroller.org to do node management and FOTA.
I think that there is no other way.
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@jimmy-loyens What I do in order to have multiple controllers is to make a ethernet-mqtt gateway on an Arduino Uno.
That way I can use OpenHAB, try other controllers and also use mycontroller.org to do node management and FOTA.
I think that there is no other way.
@guillermo-schimmel hi, thanks for your response. "Set up a ethernet mqqt gateway" could you elaborate on this? I'm quite competent with arduino, but i'm still learning about mqtt as i go. I have managed to setup mosquitto on my openhab server thoug. Do you mean let openhab send mqtt messages to the ethernet mysensors gateway and thus making it possible to connect MYSController to the ip of the mysensors ethernet gateway? Do you know of some example code? I know there is an example of an ethernet gateway but can it allso handle mqtt by default? Thanks
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@guillermo-schimmel hi, thanks for your response. "Set up a ethernet mqqt gateway" could you elaborate on this? I'm quite competent with arduino, but i'm still learning about mqtt as i go. I have managed to setup mosquitto on my openhab server thoug. Do you mean let openhab send mqtt messages to the ethernet mysensors gateway and thus making it possible to connect MYSController to the ip of the mysensors ethernet gateway? Do you know of some example code? I know there is an example of an ethernet gateway but can it allso handle mqtt by default? Thanks
@jimmy-loyens ok, i did some reading and i think i just need to build the mqtt gateway (is this correct?). Do you hava an example of how to interface a mqtt gateway to openhab? I suppose this would be quite different to a serial gateway. Thanks
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@jimmy-loyens ok, i did some reading and i think i just need to build the mqtt gateway (is this correct?). Do you hava an example of how to interface a mqtt gateway to openhab? I suppose this would be quite different to a serial gateway. Thanks
@jimmy-loyens Yes the mqtt gateway is very simple, just use some arduino+nrf4+ethernet.
There is a simple sketch for that.
In order to connect to openhab you should use openhab 2.4 and the mysensors (unofficial) binding. If you are on an older openhab you can just use the mqtt 1.x binding.
I did a post a few weeks ago. I'll try to find it for you.
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@jimmy-loyens Yes the mqtt gateway is very simple, just use some arduino+nrf4+ethernet.
There is a simple sketch for that.
In order to connect to openhab you should use openhab 2.4 and the mysensors (unofficial) binding. If you are on an older openhab you can just use the mqtt 1.x binding.
I did a post a few weeks ago. I'll try to find it for you.
@guillermo-schimmel Here you have some openhab+mqtt+mysensors examples
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@guillermo-schimmel Here you have some openhab+mqtt+mysensors examples
@guillermo-schimmel thanks, seems i have an ethernet shiel + spare uno lying around. I will give it a go. Is the mysensors binding compattible with custom nodes i written my own code for? Wich metod is less work to reprogram my openhab? I'm asking because my openhab is quite elaborate. I have a few 100 items and about 80 mylight sensors plugged in to openhab 😁 right now (serial gateway) they all enter openhab via 1 rule with a large hashmap. If i understand correctly i have to create a thing for each sensor and link each item to the channel of this thing. Got a lot of work to do😉😋
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@guillermo-schimmel thanks, seems i have an ethernet shiel + spare uno lying around. I will give it a go. Is the mysensors binding compattible with custom nodes i written my own code for? Wich metod is less work to reprogram my openhab? I'm asking because my openhab is quite elaborate. I have a few 100 items and about 80 mylight sensors plugged in to openhab 😁 right now (serial gateway) they all enter openhab via 1 rule with a large hashmap. If i understand correctly i have to create a thing for each sensor and link each item to the channel of this thing. Got a lot of work to do😉😋
@jimmy-loyens i use a mosquitto broker to get messages from my esp milight hub in openhab. Can i use this same broker with different topic? I beleive openhab uses mqtt binding for this. Sorry still got a lot to learn about mqtt🤔
