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[SOLVED] MySensors Raspberry Pi Gateway + Domotics Controller

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  • EmeE Eme

    @mfalkvidd so how do I change the title to reflect "SOLVED"?

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    @Eme I did it for you, but next time choose to edit the top post, and change the topic

    http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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    • EmeE Eme

      I have good news. I used a small prototype board for everything. made sure no line was more than 6 inches long. I soldered (My soldering sucks!) the capacitator right next to the radio and Bahm! Domoticz picked up all powered devices. :grinning:

      Lessons learnt, keep length of your wires short, nRf24 MUST have a decent capacitator to smoothen out power. Don't rely on GPIO pins to power it, use a regulator. Though help may come from all and sundry, its all up to you to check their suggestions... Thanks all for helping me.

      I can finally retire my Nano-Serial Gateway! Wont be upgrading for a long time to come :sneezing_face:

      20200825_090003.jpg

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      @Eme Thanks for letting us know how you solved the problem - helps us all to learn. I've recently upgraded my Raspberry Pi 1b to 4 and just got it working as an ethernet gateway with standard NRF24 radio. I'm curious about a few things as I've been trying to also use a PA LNA radio but without success;

      • Any reason you have set up your gateway as serial and not ethernet?

      • What did you mean by "Don't rely on GPIO pins to power it, use a regulator". By regulator did you mean the capacitor, did you use another regulator component - I can't see from your image

      • Did you change the power setting of you configuration file MyConfig.h -lowering the power to "RF24_PA_LOW'?

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      • zookazimZ zookazim

        @Eme Thanks for letting us know how you solved the problem - helps us all to learn. I've recently upgraded my Raspberry Pi 1b to 4 and just got it working as an ethernet gateway with standard NRF24 radio. I'm curious about a few things as I've been trying to also use a PA LNA radio but without success;

        • Any reason you have set up your gateway as serial and not ethernet?

        • What did you mean by "Don't rely on GPIO pins to power it, use a regulator". By regulator did you mean the capacitor, did you use another regulator component - I can't see from your image

        • Did you change the power setting of you configuration file MyConfig.h -lowering the power to "RF24_PA_LOW'?

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        @zookazim so sorry I haven't been on here in years. I actually left the IoT nodes for a while. I was running into so many issues. To answer your question... not sure if it's still required or even relevant.

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