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    JeeLet
    wrote on last edited by JeeLet
    #1

    hello
    yes the title of the post is not clear (I did not find another one) :)
    it means, how to regulate the sending of messages on the Controller/Gateway.

    History:
    In test for the reading of the Electric consumption, I found many sketches and some with MySensors.
    Here is the one of restraint: texte du lien

    The Problem and a burst of dialogue from the Messages, too much dialogue.

    On the sketch there is a line with : SEND_FREQUENCY_FULL
    but it doesn't work, nothing in the *.cpp and *.h files either
    I think that when a Library passes from hands to hands, some elements are deleted in part.

    Question :
    how to delay the sending of the values ?

    which choice ?
    . a [ SendTime = currentTime - previousMillis ] well placed in the program ? (it didn't work )
    . planting [Wait(time)] (nothing grows)
    . use Echo received and delay the send ? Echo receive
    . contact Henry Walton Jones Jr. to learn more about the origin of the library?
    (I don't have his number, and he's getting too old)

    The Genesis of the librayry ? : LibTeleinfo Gitub

    Thank you for your help

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    • J JeeLet

      hello
      yes the title of the post is not clear (I did not find another one) :)
      it means, how to regulate the sending of messages on the Controller/Gateway.

      History:
      In test for the reading of the Electric consumption, I found many sketches and some with MySensors.
      Here is the one of restraint: texte du lien

      The Problem and a burst of dialogue from the Messages, too much dialogue.

      On the sketch there is a line with : SEND_FREQUENCY_FULL
      but it doesn't work, nothing in the *.cpp and *.h files either
      I think that when a Library passes from hands to hands, some elements are deleted in part.

      Question :
      how to delay the sending of the values ?

      which choice ?
      . a [ SendTime = currentTime - previousMillis ] well placed in the program ? (it didn't work )
      . planting [Wait(time)] (nothing grows)
      . use Echo received and delay the send ? Echo receive
      . contact Henry Walton Jones Jr. to learn more about the origin of the library?
      (I don't have his number, and he's getting too old)

      The Genesis of the librayry ? : LibTeleinfo Gitub

      Thank you for your help

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        wrote on last edited by JeeLet
        #3

        hange of direction, we forget the problems mentioned above, another bookstore.

        The project : reading of the values of an Electric meter with sending of the values on the bus RS485, from Node To Node.

        . ATmega328 (uno) / TIC demodulator / RS485 shield
        . ATmega328 / OLED / RS485 shield
        (DFRobot_RS485_Shield_SKU__DFR0259)

        text alternatif

        video

        wiring diagram

        2 sketches in txt file

        the latest version of the MicroQuettas
        LkyRx_10e.zip (9.4 KB)

        ... functional project :nail_care:

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