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    Does mySensors code have native WDT which would allow controller to see if node is ON or OFF?

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      Does mySensors code have native WDT which would allow controller to see if node is ON or OFF?

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      @apl2017 most MySensors nodes are battery-powered and sleep to conserve power, which means they aren't "on".

      With that said, most examples transmit on regular intervals. The interval is configurable, so you can set it to a short interval if you are not concerned with battery consumption.

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