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  • Lior RubinL Offline
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    Is it able to send from Vera the delay between each message that the module send ?
    for example, i have a node with DHT module which send the temp and hum to the gateway, can i control the delay between these messages ? can i send a message from the Vera to the node "to give me the numbers NOW" ?

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      I don't know which sketch you're using, but sure you should be able to control send frequency in the program (hard coded).

      There's also a possibility to request values from a senor from Vera (using lua code). But it means your sensor needs to be awake all the time and answer these requests. Basically you have to setup a function which listens to incoming messages from controller and answers them. Like the RelayAcutator example.

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