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domoticz arduino usb

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How do i send the data from dht 11 to domoticz usin usb (no rf or esp)
domoticz has recocnized the arduino by com 5. But no data in Domoticz?
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mfalkvidd Mod last edited by mfalkvidd

Locking this topic since the same question was posted in https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/9658/domoticz-arduino-usb/ Feel free to continue the discussion there.
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