NodeManager: plugin for a rapid development of battery-powered sensors
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There is a risk of damaging the radio module if you don't use an antenna. Also a wrong tuned antenna will make transmitting more difficult.
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Found in another forum
433 1/4 wave = 164.7mm
433 1/2 wave = 329.4mm
433 full wave = 692.7mm868 1/4 wave = 82.2mm
868 1/2 wave = 164.3mm
868 full wave = 345.5mm915 1/4 wave = 77.9mm
915 1/2 wave = 155.9mm
915 full wave = 327.8mmTry shortening a little bit. What kind of wire are you using?
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Found in another forum
433 1/4 wave = 164.7mm
433 1/2 wave = 329.4mm
433 full wave = 692.7mm868 1/4 wave = 82.2mm
868 1/2 wave = 164.3mm
868 full wave = 345.5mm915 1/4 wave = 77.9mm
915 1/2 wave = 155.9mm
915 full wave = 327.8mmTry shortening a little bit. What kind of wire are you using?
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Found in another forum
433 1/4 wave = 164.7mm
433 1/2 wave = 329.4mm
433 full wave = 692.7mm868 1/4 wave = 82.2mm
868 1/2 wave = 164.3mm
868 full wave = 345.5mm915 1/4 wave = 77.9mm
915 1/2 wave = 155.9mm
915 full wave = 327.8mmTry shortening a little bit. What kind of wire are you using?
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Then solved the problem of the accuracy of the battery report: basically I did not realize that the sleep wait time started from the last pir movement then if i put an hour of sleep and during this active time the pir time resumes; The communication problems I solved them by letting antenna from rfm69 so every hour the battery report does not even send pir moviment
....Very strange my rfm69 modules communicate better without an antenna even at a distance of 10 meters with a wall@mar.conte said in NodeManager: plugin for a rapid development of battery-powered sensors:
I did not realize that the sleep wait time started from the last pir movement then if i put an hour of sleep and during this active time the pir time resumes
Yes, when the pir wakes the node up, the sleep is aborted and when going back to sleep, it starts from scratch without resuming it. If this is not creating an issue, I'll keep the current behavior. Regarding the antenna, I'm using the small antennas from the store for my RFM69 and have a decent range without big issues.
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@mar.conte said in NodeManager: plugin for a rapid development of battery-powered sensors:
I did not realize that the sleep wait time started from the last pir movement then if i put an hour of sleep and during this active time the pir time resumes
Yes, when the pir wakes the node up, the sleep is aborted and when going back to sleep, it starts from scratch without resuming it. If this is not creating an issue, I'll keep the current behavior. Regarding the antenna, I'm using the small antennas from the store for my RFM69 and have a decent range without big issues.
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I'm trying to build sensor to drive 3 relays and connect it to Domoticz. Simple sketch:
// before void before() { // setup the serial port baud rate Serial.begin(MY_BAUD_RATE); /* * Register below your sensors */ int przek1 = nodeManager.registerSensor(SENSOR_RELAY,3); int przek2 = nodeManager.registerSensor(SENSOR_RELAY,4); /* * Register above your sensors */ nodeManager.before(); }sensors are visible into Domoticz as switches but It's not possible to turn it on/off from Domoticz. It looks that Nodemanager expect REQ message to change state of relay but Domoticz sends SET message to change state:
RECV S=0 I=3 C=1 T=2 D=1
RECV S=0 I=3 C=1 T=2 D=0When I've used MYSController and send C_REQ message all is working fine.
I think that in case of "output" sensors logic of getting/setting should be reversed.
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Hello, I think I was able to implement most of the requests discussed here during the last few weeks in a pre-release v1.5 version. Please consider it still as a dev release which gone through very limited testing but since I had to make quite a few changes to core code, would be great to start collecting some feedback now.
Is is available here: https://github.com/mysensors/NodeManager/tree/9a485cdcaf8e9856219338553335e2dce7253eb3
It is complicated to reference each of you who requested something so please whoever is interested the full list of new additions/fixes is available here https://github.com/mysensors/NodeManager/milestone/5?closed=1. I did my best to add verbose comments so you should find all the details there. Please add any comment and report any problem directly to the existing issues on github so I can better understand the context. The documentation has been updated as well.
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Hello, I think I was able to implement most of the requests discussed here during the last few weeks in a pre-release v1.5 version. Please consider it still as a dev release which gone through very limited testing but since I had to make quite a few changes to core code, would be great to start collecting some feedback now.
Is is available here: https://github.com/mysensors/NodeManager/tree/9a485cdcaf8e9856219338553335e2dce7253eb3
It is complicated to reference each of you who requested something so please whoever is interested the full list of new additions/fixes is available here https://github.com/mysensors/NodeManager/milestone/5?closed=1. I did my best to add verbose comments so you should find all the details there. Please add any comment and report any problem directly to the existing issues on github so I can better understand the context. The documentation has been updated as well.
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I've just pushed out 1.5-dev3 on https://github.com/mysensors/NodeManager/tree/702a05c7e2f4425c188d5abf62b4a119fea29bc8 fixing a critical bug for the BME280 sensor and providing a way to automatically detect which i2c address the sensor is on for both BME280 and BMP085/BMP180 if anybody is interested.
I'm planning some additional tests so to release a stable v1.5 in a week or two (unfortunately starting from June the real life will become very demanding with me). So please share any feedback by then in case you will have the chance to test the latest dev release. Thanks
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@gohan done but I don't have such a sensor to test the code so if you could give it a try I'd really appreciate it. Available in v1.5-dev4 you can get from here: https://github.com/mysensors/NodeManager/tree/38fd51c99e47b6ec90f4885ff1cb0cfe33857ab4.
Instructions on https://github.com/mysensors/NodeManager/issues/87
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Can you please consider support for MCP23017 IO-Expander And TTP226/TTP229 Touch control sensor modules in I2C mode?
I can help test them both for sure... 😈 😇
Will it be a good idea to have external file based extension to Node Manager?
I will like to extend the configuration child and probably add node authentication through another security-child. Self Healing Network capabilities are next on my list.