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RFM69 sleep mode

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    napo7
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    Thanks !

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      @napo7 : you can use sleep with interrupts :
      https://www.mysensors.org/download/sensor_api_20#sleeping

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        @napo7 : you can use sleep with interrupts :
        https://www.mysensors.org/download/sensor_api_20#sleeping

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        @Fabien MySensors sleep only supports hardware interrupts. napo7 is using pin change on analog pins which needs to be done in software.

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          That's not a software interrupt. In facts, the atmega supports interrupt on all pins, and also waking-up the device from any pin change, but the sleep function only support "external interrupts" which can only be triggered on pin 2 and 3.

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            That's not a software interrupt. In facts, the atmega supports interrupt on all pins, and also waking-up the device from any pin change, but the sleep function only support "external interrupts" which can only be triggered on pin 2 and 3.

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            @napo7 thanks for the clarification

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