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  • J Jan Gatzke

    @Yveaux

    Correct. I have tested this with some other nodes. This seems only a problem with the molgan nodes. Even other nodes with 2.1.1 work without problems. Differences I see with the Molgans is the use of the internal oscillator and the use of the smd version of the nrf.

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    @Jan-Gatzke well, my networks are all at 2.1.1 with Molgans. No issues whatsoever...

    http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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    • YveauxY Yveaux

      @Jan-Gatzke well, my networks are all at 2.1.1 with Molgans. No issues whatsoever...

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      @Yveaux

      Wie probably have the same problems with the smd nrf24 that we have with the regular ones, too. There is no big capacitor in the circuit of the molgan hack pcb. Perhaps this the cause of the problems. I will try to add one.

      Edit: Tried it with an additional 10 uF capacitor. That changed nothing.

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      • J Jan Gatzke

        @Yveaux

        Wie probably have the same problems with the smd nrf24 that we have with the regular ones, too. There is no big capacitor in the circuit of the molgan hack pcb. Perhaps this the cause of the problems. I will try to add one.

        Edit: Tried it with an additional 10 uF capacitor. That changed nothing.

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        @Jan-Gatzke of course that doesn't help. The batteries have sufficient power to accommodate for the required power when sending.
        That's why I never add buffer capacitors to battery powered nodes.

        http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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          Any other ideas? Just tested with another power supply (3 * AA cell) but I am still facing the same problem.

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            Did you try RF24_PA_MIN? Just for testing

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            • J Jan Gatzke

              Any other ideas? Just tested with another power supply (3 * AA cell) but I am still facing the same problem.

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              @Jan-Gatzke Try with a 16Mhz ATMega gateway setup

              http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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              • YveauxY Yveaux

                @Jan-Gatzke Try with a 16Mhz ATMega gateway setup

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                @Yveaux @gohan

                I have tested these constallations:

                3.3V Arduino, RF24_PA_MIN
                5V Arduino, RF24_PA_MIN
                5V arduino, RF24_PA_MAX

                All with the amplified and the simple version of the radio. The Result was always the same:

                2017-04-28 13:45:41.346 MySensors: Node: 11, Sketch Name: Molgan
                2017-04-28 13:45:41.347 MySensors: Node: 11, Sketch Version: 1.0
                2017-04-28 13:45:41.380 MySensors: Gateway Ready...
                2017-04-28 13:45:41.456 MySensors: Gateway Version: 2.1.1
                

                I will try another power supply for the Pi later. Just to be sure.

                Do you think it would make sense to try the git hub version of MySensors?

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                • J Jan Gatzke

                  @Yveaux @gohan

                  I have tested these constallations:

                  3.3V Arduino, RF24_PA_MIN
                  5V Arduino, RF24_PA_MIN
                  5V arduino, RF24_PA_MAX

                  All with the amplified and the simple version of the radio. The Result was always the same:

                  2017-04-28 13:45:41.346 MySensors: Node: 11, Sketch Name: Molgan
                  2017-04-28 13:45:41.347 MySensors: Node: 11, Sketch Version: 1.0
                  2017-04-28 13:45:41.380 MySensors: Gateway Ready...
                  2017-04-28 13:45:41.456 MySensors: Gateway Version: 2.1.1
                  

                  I will try another power supply for the Pi later. Just to be sure.

                  Do you think it would make sense to try the git hub version of MySensors?

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                  @Jan-Gatzke I assume the 5V versions are running at 16Mhz, right?

                  You can always give the most recent version a try.

                  http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                    @Jan-Gatzke I assume the 5V versions are running at 16Mhz, right?

                    You can always give the most recent version a try.

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                    @Yveaux @gohan

                    I chose 5V / 16Mhz in the Arduino IDE. If that did not fit the serial interface would not work, right?
                    I will try with the git version then.

                    As your installation includes similar components, may I ask what your gateway looks like?

                    Edit: Tested with 2.2 Beta gateway. Problem seems solved. I am running on 5V 16 Mhz / RF24_PA_MAX now. Could not reproduce the problem anymore. Thx for your help!

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                    • J Jan Gatzke

                      @Yveaux @gohan

                      I chose 5V / 16Mhz in the Arduino IDE. If that did not fit the serial interface would not work, right?
                      I will try with the git version then.

                      As your installation includes similar components, may I ask what your gateway looks like?

                      Edit: Tested with 2.2 Beta gateway. Problem seems solved. I am running on 5V 16 Mhz / RF24_PA_MAX now. Could not reproduce the problem anymore. Thx for your help!

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                      @Jan-Gatzke said in Serial Gateway restarting:

                      As your installation includes similar components, may I ask what your gateway looks like?

                      Currently an Uno with W5100 ethernet shield, running as an MQTT client

                      http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                      • YveauxY Yveaux

                        @Jan-Gatzke said in Serial Gateway restarting:

                        As your installation includes similar components, may I ask what your gateway looks like?

                        Currently an Uno with W5100 ethernet shield, running as an MQTT client

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                        @Yveaux

                        Tested with 2.2 Beta gateway. Problem seems solved. I am running on 5V 16 Mhz / RF24_PA_MAX now. Could not reproduce the problem anymore. Thx for your help!

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