Gateway doesn't receive any message from node

[ctodor]

@yury
On the sende side (GW) I'm using Arduino Nano 5v and a logic shifter indeed.
On the receiver side (Node) I'm using a "prebuild board" purchased from tindie.
Btw, I think I bought from you, "easySensor" :grin: . Your devices works fine.

The problem is on the "sender" side, built by me. I've already built two "boards" and both have the same problem. Sending doesn't work.

[yury]

@ctodor said in Gateway doesn't receive any message from node:

I bought from you, "easySensor"

Yes. :+1:

may be detailed photo of the device can help...

[ctodor]

Here are the pictures:

But my question (maybe stupid question) is: It is possible the the radio module to be broken only on the "send side"?

Thank you.

[yury]

@ctodor said in Gateway doesn't receive any message from node:

broken only on the "send side"

As @mfalkvidd said, it is possible to burn with no antenna attached but I never actually did that. RFM is quite reliable. Is Schematics available? I see you have reset pad soldered. reset should be disconnected after reset is completed.

[ctodor]

Unfortunately no schecma available. I've create the pcb on some website (don't know if is ok to say the site name here)
The reset pad is indeed soldered, but the pad is not connected to anything.
NSS->LV1->HV1->D10
SCK->LV2->HV2->D13
MOSI->LV3->HV3->D11
MISO->LV4->HV4->D12
DIO0->D2

Btw. I've never reset the radio module

[yury]

pinout looks ok.

btw This line from the Node log

1269 !TSF:MSG:SEND,100-100-0-0,s=255,c=3,t=24,pt=1,l=1,sg=0,ft=0,st=NACK:1

Means node cannot send OR gateway cannot receive. may be node radio is HCW somehow?
mysensors lib not broken\timeouts not tweaked?

[ctodor]

@yury may be node radio is HCW somehow? no, it is not.

I'll try to create a new board and give feedback.

[ctodor]

Update: it seems the problem was the DC-DC convertor. I have replace it with an extwrnal power source and now it works.
I still don't understand what was wrong there because the voltage on the radio module was correct:3.3V

[mfalkvidd]

@ctodor nice work!

When you checked the voltage, did you use a multimeter or an oscilloscope? If you used a multimeter, maybe there was a ripple or something that wasn’t visible.

[ctodor]

@mfalkvidd multimeter