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Migrate from Serial Gateway to Ethernet Gateway

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    jocke4u
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    Hi,

    I have ordered some new hardware to start using Ethernet Gateway instead of Serial Gateway.
    So will base the Ethernet GW on Arduino Uno instead of current Nano
    Therefore I wonder if any special actions are needed e.g. if the GW stores any values in EEPROM etc

    1. Assembly the hardware
    2. Load software
    3. Connect to LAN and boot it up
    4. Disconnect Serial GW
    5. Configure Vera3 plugin to use Ethernet GW's IP/Port
    6. Sensors will find the new GW, or??
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      @jocke4u said:

      3 plugin to use Ethernet GW's IP/Port
      Sensors will find the new GW, or??

      IIRC, thats pretty much what i did... sensors automagically used new ethernet g/w and away it went.
      If anything , reboot Vera to reinit the mysensors plugin. ( i did under 1.3 )

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        jocke4u
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        Great, thanks for info :)

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