Hi. It's long time .. but standard function is : gw.processRadioMessage();
and I make changes in source code in MyGateway.cpp to this :
char MyGateway::processRadioMessage() {
char isMessage=0;
if (process()) {
// A new message was received from one of the sensors
isMessage=1;
MyMessage message = getLastMessage();
if (mGetCommand(message) == C_PRESENTATION && inclusionMode) {
rxBlink(3);
} else {
rxBlink(1);
}
// Pass along the message from sensors to serial line
serial(message);
}
checkButtonTriggeredInclusion();
checkInclusionFinished();
return isMessage;
}
But in new library is not file MyGateway.cpp .. then I don't now ..
using is :
if (gw.processRadioMessage()==1) {..}
regards..
there is possible make easy gateway .. controler .. to control only light for example.. then we don't need external controller .. etc..
@Avamander I'm using OpenHab together with influxdb and grafana. All running on the same RPi. influxdb collects temperatures from half a dozen sensors and also a rain gauge every 2-5 minutes. Grafana plots the values every five minutes.
OpenHab has rather a steep learning curve but the support forum is excellent. Openhabian is the easiest way to get running with OpenHab on and RPi
@Vladut-Grecu said:
That remote had a wireless thingy.. W
Indeed it was RF based remote control, but it was for X10 protocol and it wasn't compatible with my existing system. There's somewhat painful way to hook x10 to Vera via Raspberry running Mochad driver, but I'm getting rid of x10 altogether.
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@tjay4x4 I completely understand.
Until about 3-4 weeks ago I did not even know what an Arduino was.
Yet, here I am creating a plugin for Indigo (I did not know about Indigo until about 8 weeks ago) and creating/testing very basic sensors.
Today I started creating my first 'home-grown' sensor and guess what: You have to try it to understand it
I know from experience that you can ask just about anything when you get stuck...