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4/5 Sensor Sketch smarthome mysensors api 2.0 fhem (Temp+Hum DHT22, Motion HC-SR501, CO2 MH-Z19, Airquality MQ135)

paqor last edited by paqor

https://smarthome.gleisnetze.de/kategorieren/14-it/46-modul-5-sensoren-fuer-smarthome-arduino-fhem-mysensors

API 2.0

Sensors:
HC-SR501 (Motion)
DHT-22 (Temperature/Humidity)
MQ135 (Airquality)
MH-Z19/14 (CO2) --> Coming soon
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Hi paqor,

I would like to build something similar to your multifunction node.

The URL pointing to the project seems to be broken. Could you correct it or copy the info about your project here?
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