Signing ATSHA Key?
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Thanks! Now i am on the right way :-D
Finaly i'f got a HMAC_KEY.
On my Soft_Signing GW i have to enable USE_SOFT_SIGNING and STORE_SOFT_KEY (with the HMAC_KEY) and run the SercurePersonalizer.ino on my GW? Right?
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ATSHA204A and soft signing are very similar in the sketch. You have to enable/disable corresponding options
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Works :+1:
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I'd like to ask a follow up question to this old topic:
I have been able to create a set of keys using my GW on a Moteino (16MHz).
Now I'd like to program the keys into a some nodes. A few of these are running a bare 328p at 1MHz as a battery sensor, but a baudrate of 115k is a bit high. I only get garbage in the serial window, so no checking if the keys are stored properly.
Wouldn't it be wise to lower the baudrate of that sketch to be able to accomodate slow battery sensors. I have looked to try to do it myself, but was unable to find where. -
I'd like to ask a follow up question to this old topic:
I have been able to create a set of keys using my GW on a Moteino (16MHz).
Now I'd like to program the keys into a some nodes. A few of these are running a bare 328p at 1MHz as a battery sensor, but a baudrate of 115k is a bit high. I only get garbage in the serial window, so no checking if the keys are stored properly.
Wouldn't it be wise to lower the baudrate of that sketch to be able to accomodate slow battery sensors. I have looked to try to do it myself, but was unable to find where. -
I had already tried that (I just did again, to be absolutely certain) but even at 4800 I still get garbage. I know 9600 baud works because of a test I had running before I tried the personalization sketch. I added the
#define MY_BAUD_RATE 4800before the inclusion of the MySensors.h file. -
I had already tried that (I just did again, to be absolutely certain) but even at 4800 I still get garbage. I know 9600 baud works because of a test I had running before I tried the personalization sketch. I added the
#define MY_BAUD_RATE 4800before the inclusion of the MySensors.h file. -
Thanks a bunch! That did it! I always forget to use the "find" when I'm doing things like this. And the
serial.beginwas in line 881, I didn't expect it to be that far down.