Serial gateway with several sensors connected to it

[sundberg84]

Hi @skatun did you check this http://www.mysensors.org/about/arduino#installing-the-sensor-libraries ? You install it the same way but download it from https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino (press Download ZIP) and make sure its Branch: Development.

[skatun]

@sundberg84

Well I tried to save it both here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\Mysensor
C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\hardware\MySensors

As well as here as described in your link:
C:\Users\kim\Documents\Arduino

But I get compile errors no matter where I try to compile serialgateway on due which I found in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\MySensors\examples\SerialGateway

Cheers

[sundberg84]

@skatun having the files in multiple folders isnt a good idea.
Maybe you should remove the IDE and all folders and start over?

[skatun]

@sundberg84
So the IDE by default get installed C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino but the files folder get default set to this:

C:\Users\kim\Documents\Arduino

I guess arduino made it that way so that you can load examples from C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino then mess around with them and save them here C:\Users\kim\Documents\Arduino

So I never had duplicate files, i tried both locations without sucsess. So which version of the IDE should I use? 1.6.7 is what I have now.

[sundberg84]

@skatun Dont know if there are any version conflicts at the moment.
I dont have the latest version.

[skatun]

@sundberg84
So which directory should i put the files in? BOth hardware and library?

[sundberg84]

I install the ide. download and extract mys to same path as ide. That's it.

[skatun]

@sundberg84

I will then delete C:\Users\kim\Documents\Arduino which the ide creates.. Will upgrtade today, and let you know how it goes

[barduino]

@skatun

Default libraries included in the IDE

User libraries

Its not uncommon to have compile issues when:

• The IDE is not restarted after uncompressing/copy file to the libraries

• When upgrading MySensors without deleting the old version first

I have Arduino IDE 1.6.4

Cheers

[skatun]

@barduino
Upgrading to Arduino 1.6.8 did the trick.
Thanks.