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nodeMCU, MY_GATEWAY_ESP8266 and Temp Sensor

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    #21

    ok, looks better, I included the library from Paul Stoffregen and commented out #define MY_RADIO_RFM69.
    So far no exception. I still can join my home WLAN, but sensor data can not be read.
    All I Need is a temp sensor and send the data do a iobroker instance.

    The question is whether I'm on the right track with a nodeMCU ?

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      Hey Folks
      Thank's a lot, the issue is solved. nodeMCU as a gateway measures the temperature, pass it over to an iobroker / mysensors instance. There with a JavaScript, I set a Homematic System Variable which is displayed in the iPad.
      So now, I know, when the coffee machine has the right temp.

      cheers

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