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Newby Question: compiler warnings and capacitor size on NRF+

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  • sundberg84S sundberg84

    Hi!

    1. I primary use 4,7uF and are tested higher and two caps paralell on my gateway atm.
    2. I dont know but when i struggle with this, i mostly just completely reinstall the lib from the homepage.
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    @sundberg84 said:

    I primary use 4,7uF and are tested higher and two caps paralell on my gateway atm.

    I can ACK this:
    On the Gateway i need 2 caps: 100uF and 4.7uF. without the 100uF cap I had some really strange behavior when starting the gateway until the communication got established same (random) times
    At the nodes 4.7uF is sufficent.

    Controller: Raspberry Pi 2 :: Openhab2 :: with @TimO MySensors Binding
    Gateway: Arduino MEGA 2560 R3 :: W5100 :: Ethernet GW

    Software: MySensors 2.0development

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      Thanks a lot for your answers. I have installed the caps and both the node and gateway are initiated every time flawless but they refuse to communicate to each other. The modules are recognized as being '+' versions using the GetStated sketch from the RF24library. Tried to setup both uno's in different ways (pingpong; serial gateway and sensor) but none of the combinations shows any way of communication between the two boards. I have been struggling for three days now; I am out of ideas and I am afraid it's a problem with the nRF modules (see this link also ) . I will try to order some new ones.....

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        How far from eachother do you have the nodes?

        Controller: Proxmox VM - Home Assistant
        MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - W5100 Ethernet, Gw Shield Nrf24l01+ 2,4Ghz
        MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - Gw Shield RFM69, 433mhz
        RFLink GW - Arduino Mega + RFLink Shield, 433mhz

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        • sundberg84S sundberg84

          How far from eachother do you have the nodes?

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          @sundberg84 : in the same room. One on the serial monitor, one in an external power supply

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            @sundberg84 : in the same room. One on the serial monitor, one in an external power supply

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            After a steep learning curve I found out that one of my UNO clones was not able to receive messages in any way. I have now made a sensor based on a pro mini which works fine with a serial gateway. The only problems I still encounter is that the node-ID is not assigned automatically but I solved it by defining it in the sketch. @sundberg84 : I saw a different post of you for the Easy/Newbie PCB for MySensors. It looks very tempting to start using them !

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              openhab does not manage the IDs. it's simply not implemented on the openhab side

              Controller: Raspberry Pi 2 :: Openhab2 :: with @TimO MySensors Binding
              Gateway: Arduino MEGA 2560 R3 :: W5100 :: Ethernet GW

              Software: MySensors 2.0development

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              • dakkyD dakky

                @sundberg84 said:

                I primary use 4,7uF and are tested higher and two caps paralell on my gateway atm.

                I can ACK this:
                On the Gateway i need 2 caps: 100uF and 4.7uF. without the 100uF cap I had some really strange behavior when starting the gateway until the communication got established same (random) times
                At the nodes 4.7uF is sufficent.

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                @dakky

                Do it have to be electrolyte cap or can it be SMD cap?

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                  @dakky

                  Do it have to be electrolyte cap or can it be SMD cap?

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                  @flopp smd is fine

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                  • mfalkviddM mfalkvidd

                    @flopp smd is fine

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                    @mfalkvidd
                    Thanks. Make it much easier to make a small-size-project

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                      Can the SMD cap be like this?
                      http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-shipping-0603-SMD-capacitor-4-7UF-50V-475Z-100PCS/32621037834.html?spm=2114.01010208.3.11.IfcuOj&ws_ab_test=searchweb201556_0,searchweb201602_5_10017_10005_10006_10034_10021_507_10022_10020_10018_10019,searchweb201603_6&btsid=87ae8cba-1bfa-4fdf-9c3c-02524011e44a

                      I have tried and it works but isn't to small?

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