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    • bgunnarb

      Can a sensor "get lost" between a GW and a repeater?
      Troubleshooting • repeater • • bgunnarb  

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      bgunnarb

      Thanks to @electrik and @mfalkvidd for your answers. I will try next time I have the opportunity. Currently the sensor is 400 km away from home.
    • A Former User

      Cannot find parent, repeater nodes
      Troubleshooting • nrf24l01 node repeater • • A Former User  

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      evb

      @Sandolution , @bwn , @electrik Did anyone of you find a solution for this problem?
    • jkandasa

      Do we have any option to bridge NRF24L01 and RFM69?
      General Discussion • gateway rfm69 nrf24l01+ repeater bridge • • jkandasa  

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      kotzer

      @jkandasa Any news here? (still have my rfm69 Boards here to check of the range is much better)
    • Technovation

      Sonoff Basic Wifi Gateway for NRF24
      Hardware • gateway nrf24 sonoff repeater • • Technovation  

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      Yveaux

      @Technovation Welcome to the MySensors forum! This is an awesome first post! Hope to see a lot more in the future!
    • Alexander Ivanov

      Repeater node logic
      General Discussion • repeater • • Alexander Ivanov  

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      hek

      Yes, you can have messages passing multiple repeaters. Yes, nodes can be included via repeaters. No, you should probably not make every node a repeater, enable it for woken nodes at strategic locations.
    • Dean

      Motion Sensing sketch which is also a repeater
      Troubleshooting • sensor motion repeater sketch • • Dean  

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      jeylites

      Hey guys, I was justing wondering, is there a way to deactivate the motion sensor if not being used? Eg: My motion sensors are connected to Homeseer and they show up as sensors but I was wondering if I could have an ON / OFF control to deactivate or active the motion as needed.
    • boozz

      Maximum number of hops in a network
      My Project • repeater node id node child • • boozz  

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      boozz

      Ok, thanks. I'll try to use some extra repeaters then. Boozz
    • boozz

      Multiple repeater nodes
      Hardware • repeater module • • boozz  

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      boozz

      Thnx. Any specific hints how to do that with this hardware; I will try to get this working with a few pro-mini's as relay, I might have missed this on the educational pages here, but I'm wondering how to start the network / do the roll-out. "The first time a new sensor boots up" section tells me something about that it will find it's way home (which is great, must have cost some time to get this programmed I guess), but my challenge at the moment is to find out how to get this done effectively. Should I start with the gateway and see how far I can get with a single node and replace it at that position with a repaeter node, or can I simply place some repeaters and check with a serial monitor that they contact the gateway? Thanks, Boozz
    • petewill

      Can I have too many relaying (repeater) nodes?
      Development • relay repeater • • petewill  

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      hek

      Be aware that sensor need to have 20 consecutive failed transmissions before starting to look for a new relaying node.