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Locally attached sensors on Raspberry PI Gateway

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  • cozaC Offline
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    #1

    As per subject. I have searched high and low, I cannot find any information.

    I can see a placeholder in the example_linux/mysgw.cpp

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      #2

      Hello,

      isn't it a better solution in this case to directly add the sensors in your controller ?
      For example in Domoticz you can add I2C sensors in hardware tab :
      0_1551417681560_64105da4-f566-4fe5-9320-eff3e44d6786-image.png

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        My controller is Homeassistant. On separate hardware. My current gateway is a esp8226 but I would like to have more visible debugging, that is why I am looking into a raspberry

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