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MySensors controller with Rasberry Pi 3 & Windows IoT

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  • gohanG Offline
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    gohan
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    #6

    Keep in mind that mysensors gw also works over ethernet and mqtt

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      MrVince
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      Hy everyone ! So, THIS IS WORKING ! Thanks a lot :)

      Now, new problemes ! (It's not funny without)

      I build a serial gateway and a motionsensor

      This is my log

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      0;0;3;0;9 -> ok it's a gateway init
      0;0;3;0;14 -> gateway is ready

      but, what is the next one? Normally I will receive just x;x;x;x;x; right? what's about read: 255-255....

      Thank you :)

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        gohan
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        take a look at https://www.mysensors.org/build/parser

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          Ok, if I right, there is a trouble with a motionsensor who want an ID ?

          Do I need to give it one, or it's done by a gateway?

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            Ok, if I right, there is a trouble with a motionsensor who want an ID ?

            Do I need to give it one, or it's done by a gateway?

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            sundberg84
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            wrote on last edited by sundberg84
            #10

            @MrVince - It is done by the controller. The GW never assign ID.
            You could set a static ID in the node as well.

            Controller: Proxmox VM - Home Assistant
            MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - W5100 Ethernet, Gw Shield Nrf24l01+ 2,4Ghz
            MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - Gw Shield RFM69, 433mhz
            RFLink GW - Arduino Mega + RFLink Shield, 433mhz

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            • S sundberg84

              @MrVince - It is done by the controller. The GW never assign ID.
              You could set a static ID in the node as well.

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              MrVince
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              @sundberg84 It's work ! Thank you :)

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                wrote on last edited by MrVince
                #12

                Hi everyone !

                Let's do a check up :

                • Read from a GW in serial connection : ok
                • Read information when I give a static ID : ok
                • Find a node who want an ID : ok
                • Give an ID to a node with my controller : nope

                So, the question is, if I receive '255;255;3;0;3;' my controller understand it's an ID_REQUEST and I need to use an ID_RESPONSE, but if I want to give an ID I need to build something like this :

                node-id ; child-sensor-id ; command ; ack ; type ; payload

                node-id : ??
                child-id : ??
                command : 3 for internal
                ack : 0 ?
                type : 4 for response
                payload : new ID (ex: 101)

                What are the node-id & child-id if the sensor doesn't have one?

                One more time, I want to thank's all of you, with your help it's more easier to understand and I start to see the end !

                EDIT : One more thing, I have an idea. I want to open a pop-up when a new sensor is on to choose for wich room is it.
                Can I give an temporary ID (like 254), wait for a first message with ID 254, with a first message I can see what type of sensor is, open a pop up, and give a new ID after I choose the room?

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                  the controller should keep track of the assigned IDs and respond with the following free one, I don't think you can change the ID via software, unless there is a way to change it in eeprom and reboot node so it will read it from eeprom and boot with that

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                    the controller should keep track of the assigned IDs and respond with the following free one, I don't think you can change the ID via software, unless there is a way to change it in eeprom and reboot node so it will read it from eeprom and boot with that

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                    MrVince
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                    @gohan ok

                    I understand for the controller, but I think I miss something about the ID_RESPONSE

                    Imagine this situation:

                    I have just one sensor with no ID
                    The GW send me (the controller) : '255;255;3;0;3;' // Sensor want a node_ID
                    If I want to give it the ID 1, what I need to send to the gw? I think something like '255;255;3;0;4;1', that's right?

                    EDIT : I try and it's work now, but I need to clear EEPROM first

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                      Thank you for sharing the details.

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