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MY_NODE_ID AUTO doesn't work, what am I missing?

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  • ikkeTI Offline
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    Hi,

    I was wondering why couple of my boards didn't register to gateway. They kept looping the three lines that happens if hand shake fails. Then I thought to try fixed ids.

    +//#define MY_NODE_ID AUTO
    +#define MY_NODE_ID 3

    I changed the above, and surprise, both of the boards do work now. Is that auto node id assignment not working in such way? MySensors 2 in question, the devel branch.

    Or is this not even supposed to work, and I'm wasting everyone's time?

    BR,
    ikke

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    • ikkeTI ikkeT

      Hi,

      I was wondering why couple of my boards didn't register to gateway. They kept looping the three lines that happens if hand shake fails. Then I thought to try fixed ids.

      +//#define MY_NODE_ID AUTO
      +#define MY_NODE_ID 3

      I changed the above, and surprise, both of the boards do work now. Is that auto node id assignment not working in such way? MySensors 2 in question, the devel branch.

      Or is this not even supposed to work, and I'm wasting everyone's time?

      BR,
      ikke

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      #2

      hmmm.... this went accidentally to hardware section. I was aiming for troubleshooting. Oh well...

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        TimO
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        The ID is assigned by the controller, not by the gateway. :)

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        • T TimO

          The ID is assigned by the controller, not by the gateway. :)

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          ikkeT
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          @TimO ah, ok, explains as I don't have contoller configured yet. I assume it's then only such controller that speaks MySensors, not anything behind mqtt?

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            I'm not aware of a controller that is able to hand out IDs via MQTT, although that is possible. So you have to use static IDs with a MQTT gateway.

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              I think PIDome handles it.

              https://pidome.org/support/manual/devices/supported-devices/mysensors-devices.html

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