Problems with the Raspberry Pi gateway
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@mfalkvidd Also, fyi, the drawing may need to be updated, as it's referencing pings 24/26 whereas the charts shows 22/24. If I'm reading it correctly: https://www.mysensors.org/build/raspberry
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@gfink port 5003 on 192.168.10.12 isn't open for oncoming connections. What controller are you using? Does that controller support incoming connections from MySensors ethernet gateways? Most controllers prefer to connect to the gateway instead of having the gatewayconect to them.
@mfalkvidd I'm using openhab2.4 on the same pi, I'd initially tried it w/o port 5003, similiar to below to no avail. So am I mistaken to even try to run openhab2, and try to run the mySensor's ethernet gateway on the same pi? I was trying to conserve resources.
./configure --my-gateway=ethernet --my-controller-url-address=192.168.10.12 --my-transport=rf24 --my-rf24-irq-pin=15
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@mfalkvidd Also, fyi, the drawing may need to be updated, as it's referencing pings 24/26 whereas the charts shows 22/24. If I'm reading it correctly: https://www.mysensors.org/build/raspberry
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@mfalkvidd I'm using openhab2.4 on the same pi, I'd initially tried it w/o port 5003, similiar to below to no avail. So am I mistaken to even try to run openhab2, and try to run the mySensor's ethernet gateway on the same pi? I was trying to conserve resources.
./configure --my-gateway=ethernet --my-controller-url-address=192.168.10.12 --my-transport=rf24 --my-rf24-irq-pin=15
@gfinkrunning on the same pi is ok.
I don't have any experience with OpenHab but according to https://github.com/tobof/openhab2-addons/wiki/Configuration OpenHab connects to the gateway, not the other way around. Remove my-controller-url-address from the gateway configuration and re-run make and install. -
@mfalkvidd
This image is referencing (SPI0 CS0 = pin 24) and (SPI0 CS1 = pin 26). and below that image on the same URL, references this chart. I'm assuming that this is for the RPI (2-3)'s. So should the pic be updated to reference 22/24 and not 24/26 or the chart? Just asking to try to help others as I'd tripped over this for a short while. :)Raspberry NRF24L01+ Color
GND GND Black
3.3V(*) VCC Red
22 CE Orange
24 CSN/CS Yellow
23 SCK Green
19 MOSI Blue
21 MISO Violet
15(**) IRQ Gray -
@mfalkvidd
This image is referencing (SPI0 CS0 = pin 24) and (SPI0 CS1 = pin 26). and below that image on the same URL, references this chart. I'm assuming that this is for the RPI (2-3)'s. So should the pic be updated to reference 22/24 and not 24/26 or the chart? Just asking to try to help others as I'd tripped over this for a short while. :)Raspberry NRF24L01+ Color
GND GND Black
3.3V(*) VCC Red
22 CE Orange
24 CSN/CS Yellow
23 SCK Green
19 MOSI Blue
21 MISO Violet
15(**) IRQ Gray -
@gfink sorry, I don't see how it is referencing pin 26. Yes, pin 26 is present in the picture but so are pins 36, 39 and lots of other pins that are not used.
@mfalkvidd I guess I was under the impression that the purple labels signified the CE / CSN-CS pins for the nrf. That was a little confusing for a slow learner like myself. :)
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@gfinkrunning on the same pi is ok.
I don't have any experience with OpenHab but according to https://github.com/tobof/openhab2-addons/wiki/Configuration OpenHab connects to the gateway, not the other way around. Remove my-controller-url-address from the gateway configuration and re-run make and install. -
@mfalkvidd You're correct again sir. I ran "./configure --my-gateway=ethernet --my-transport=rf24 --my-rf24-irq-pin=15" and then make/install. and it now works. Thanks for all of your time, wisdom, and helping us along this journey.
