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Strange behaviour with mysensors + RFLink

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    Fabien
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    It's probabley a request to find parent (t=07)

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    • F Fabien

      It's probabley a request to find parent (t=07)

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      knop
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      @Fabien

      Thanks for feedback,

      I'm not an expert, I just want to know if is it normal behavior to have packets send by mysensors lib in empty project ?

      Thanks for your clarification
      Chris

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        @Fabien

        Thanks for feedback,

        I'm not an expert, I just want to know if is it normal behavior to have packets send by mysensors lib in empty project ?

        Thanks for your clarification
        Chris

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        gohan
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        @knop maybe it is your neighbour node? or a node you forgot somewhere? :D

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          knop
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          Good remark :-)

          But I've checked this point ;-), I've disconnected one wire of my NRF24L01 and no more packets received on RFLink ;-)

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            @Fabien

            Thanks for feedback,

            I'm not an expert, I just want to know if is it normal behavior to have packets send by mysensors lib in empty project ?

            Thanks for your clarification
            Chris

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            Fabien
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            @knop With an empty sketch, you have some packets from node to find parent (gateway).

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              knop
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              Hi,
              Little update. So I need as you said a serial gateway. The question is : does rflink is equivalent to mysensors gateway ?
              If not i need to build a serial gw and connect it on usb port of my raspberry and declare it on domoticz interface. If yes how to configure domoticz to manage rflink + others protocol ? (Declare 2 gateways (rflink and traditionnal gw) on same usb port?
              Thanks for your help.
              Chris

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                scalz
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                @knop
                RFLink is not equivalent to a MySensors gw, and won't be. You should better use a MySensors gw.
                Else i would wish them good luck to handle the full Mysensors lib (and updates), plus some others protocol, without loosing packets etc..

                I don't use a RFLink, but what I'm pretty sure is, actually, :

                • it can only receive MySensors nodes, as RFLink is sort of sniffer. It can't be a part of the MySensors network, with id etc, so it can't send commands to MySensors nodes.
                • If MySensors encryption is enabled, or also signing, then it would become even more difficult for the RFLink to listen something (its basic task)
                • especially, because RFLink doesn't use MySensors GW code. Make sense it just sniff/listen.

                When using a MySensors GW, you can also benefit:

                • sending commands of course
                • the full MySensors protocol and features
                • MySensors library updates
                • controllers (like domoticz etc.) have dedicated plugins for using MySensors, which make this even more friendly to use compared to a generic sniffer (because the plugin is customized for MySensors features)

                I'm pretty sure there are others relevant point, but I hope this clarifies :)

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                  Fabien
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                  And with RFLink, you can only use 2.4GHz frequency. It doesn't work with RFM69.
                  Actually I have a MySensors Gateway and a RFLink (not for the same usage)

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                    knop
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                    Ok thanks you guys, I will try to make a Serial GW with Arduino Uno + NRF24L01
                    And to connect this GW to my Raspberry Pi3.
                    But I very disappointed about RFLink, and do not understand why there is an option "MySensors" on it !

                    Thanks again for clarifications.

                    Chris

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                      You can connect nrf24 directly on the rpi, there is no need for the UNO

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