gw to node: isalive ?
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I also have this with the repeater ("ARDIUNO_RELAY").
I want to make sure that this and all sensors are available by asking them for their version and sketch but they do not always reply so it seems...@marceltrapman what kind of message do you send ? I don't see in the API you can request internal values...
@hek would the ack be aplicable to all sensors ?
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@marceltrapman what kind of message do you send ? I don't see in the API you can request internal values...
@hek would the ack be aplicable to all sensors ?
@epierre I am working on my plugin for Indigo.
This is what these messages look like:2014-07-16 21:59:18.267 MySensors Debug Sending command 2;0;3;0;2;Get Version 2014-07-16 21:59:18.267 MySensors Debug Sending command 2;0;3;0;11;Get Sketch Name -
@epierre I am working on my plugin for Indigo.
This is what these messages look like:2014-07-16 21:59:18.267 MySensors Debug Sending command 2;0;3;0;2;Get Version 2014-07-16 21:59:18.267 MySensors Debug Sending command 2;0;3;0;11;Get Sketch Name@marceltrapman it did not work for me... but tje sensor is back again to my higjer satisfaction...
@hek it is importantbfor an alarm ti ping its node to know if there is signal jamming...
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@marceltrapman it did not work for me... but tje sensor is back again to my higjer satisfaction...
@hek it is importantbfor an alarm ti ping its node to know if there is signal jamming...
@epierre said:
@marceltrapman tje sensor is back again to my higjer satisfaction...
Nice.
Looking at Indigo and Z-wave there is the same issue. A node that is asleep can not be awoken from Indigo (or any other controller).
The reason I would like this to be different is so that I know that a sensor has fallen out (battery dead or otherwise).The problem is that waking a sensor up means that the sensor has to listen.
When a sensor listens it has to be awake (I believe).
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@epierre said:
@marceltrapman tje sensor is back again to my higjer satisfaction...
Nice.
Looking at Indigo and Z-wave there is the same issue. A node that is asleep can not be awoken from Indigo (or any other controller).
The reason I would like this to be different is so that I know that a sensor has fallen out (battery dead or otherwise).The problem is that waking a sensor up means that the sensor has to listen.
When a sensor listens it has to be awake (I believe).
Vicious Circle...@marceltrapman yes...in my case some are not asleep... not to say all... in z-wave the hysteresis management is good, controller ofter fairly manage device that always send something every 2h...
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@hek said:
A better approach is probably to send in something every time sensor wakes up.
@hek @epierre
While thinking about this I think I want to add a 'wake-interval' like implemented in z-wave (and exposed in Indigo).
I want to be able to set a wake interval to every 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 45 minutes, 1, 2, 4 hours, twice per day, once per day or once per week.Not sure if this is something for me to do or that this belongs in the libraries...
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@hek said:
A better approach is probably to send in something every time sensor wakes up.
@hek @epierre
While thinking about this I think I want to add a 'wake-interval' like implemented in z-wave (and exposed in Indigo).
I want to be able to set a wake interval to every 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 45 minutes, 1, 2, 4 hours, twice per day, once per day or once per week.Not sure if this is something for me to do or that this belongs in the libraries...
This could very well be implemented with the current libraries.
You could for instance request VAR_1 every time the sensor wakes up which contains the sleep time used when putting Arduino to sleep..
This would make sleep time configurable from controller-side.
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This could very well be implemented with the current libraries.
You could for instance request VAR_1 every time the sensor wakes up which contains the sleep time used when putting Arduino to sleep..
This would make sleep time configurable from controller-side.
@hek said:
This could very well be implemented with the current libraries.
You could for instance request VAR_1 every time the sensor wakes up which contains the sleep time used when putting Arduino to sleep..
This would make sleep time configurable from controller-side.
Hah, gonna use that!!!!!!
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@hek said:
This could very well be implemented with the current libraries.
You could for instance request VAR_1 every time the sensor wakes up which contains the sleep time used when putting Arduino to sleep..
This would make sleep time configurable from controller-side.
Hah, gonna use that!!!!!!
@marceltrapman @hek that would mean sketched upgrade, but I plus it !
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