Found a work around. Instead of configuring the things in PaperUI, I configure the MQTT Gateway and the sensor through the openHab things file. I followed the example that @dakipro wrote in the openHab controller main Web page (https://www.mysensors.org/controller/openhab). Thanks @dakipro.
@TimO said in Openhab multiple gateways:
@niccodemi yes, you need to use different names for different things in Openhab. Name it as you like.
The node id is unique per gateway, so you may use the same node id on different gateways/networks.
I have problem with 2 MQTT gateways, mysensors binding prasing only one mqtt topic. Also in new OH2.5 is problem selecting Mysensors Mqtt Gateway.
In the relay actuator example the methods saveState() and loadState() are used. The current status of the pin (RELAY_ON or RELAY_OFF) is stored in the EEPROM with every change and restored after a restart of the node.
The node will return to the last known state after a restart.
BUT: while restarting the state of the pin may change (from on to off to on again while booting up). In case you want the relays to stay activated while booting up you may use an external pull up.
