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  • thomas2000T Offline
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    Hi,
    I'm new in mysensors/arduino. I would like to monitor the water usage with 5 flowsensors like the fs400a. It would all be connected to my domoticz setup,if possible by Ethernet.

    Because I'm new in this, I do not know how where to start. What do I need? An uno r3 and Ethernet shield?

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      Welcome to MySensors @thomas2000 !
      You should probably start with the getting started guide

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        Thank you for your post. I also found this http://www.seeedstudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=989&sid=bbe4d6f1ab9f050788e5fa5b41b46069

        Can you check my picklist:

        Uno r3
        W5100 Ethernet shield
        Breadboard
        Resistors
        Some cables
        Flowmeters

        Can I split the 5v from the uno r3 to the flowmeters?

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