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How do I make a sensor that can ( for exmaple ) trigger a lightbulb if something comes within 1 foot ( just an example )
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Why are you cross-posting all over the place?
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to get more attention as i need this information ASAP
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Not a good way to gain attention. You might just piss people off.

Ok, so how about using a motion sensor (pir), link barrier or a distance sensor?
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@korttoma said: Try running the "ClearEepromConfig" example sketch from MySensors examples and then try your sketch again. Might be that there is an old "NODE_ID" being used that is conflicting with another node. If you want to use static NODE_ID you should put the following before the MySensors.h include in your sketch: #define MY_NODE_ID 14 You are also stil missing the #define MY_RADIO_NRF24 Before the MySensors include that @hek pointed out. ^^ this - I've had this happen before (just last night actually) but i recalled from when it happened in the past, found out it was using a dupe ID, ran eeprom sketch.. good to go now.
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@terxw okey, thanks for reporting back !! Let me know if there is something else. This is a 0.5v so I'm open for improvements.

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