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The MySensors roadmap

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If you are curious on what features are planned or what fixes are scheduled for the next release or future releases, check out the MySensors projects on Github.
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I am finally getting around to trying this out. I was playing with just trying to see if i can get the pulses. First thing i did was take an old compass and put it beside the meter and had someone turn on the water. I could definitely see the compass needle pull a little as the water was flowing. So I assumed that pull was enough to be detectable with my hall effect sensor. I have tried a couple, and just can't seem to get it to pick up. If i use a magnet, simple code will detect the pulse and the green led on the sensor lights up. But no matter where I put that sensor near the meter it just doesn't seem to detect it. Not quite sure what's happening. The meter i have is this one. https://www.badgermeter.com/resources/add29b88-1ffb-49c9-80ab-bb8697bd6d1a/absolute digital encoder product data sheet ade-ds-00183-en.pdf/ Not sure if anyone has any recommendation on which hall effect sensor would be the best for this but ill take suggestions lol My sensor I am testing with is 3144E Hall Effect Sensor Doesn't have a sensitivity dial but the recommended one on this build page didn't either.
💬 Dimmable LED Actuator
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Does this need a resistor between the Arduino digital pin and the Gate of the MOSFET? To limit current draw?
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@canique no, the purpose of the node is to know when the door is locked by the bolt, not only closed. What you see are simply 2 battery springs and the bolt of the lock closes the contact. I can move the node more upwards the door frame (and I will do it if the radio connection is still not reliable with the repeater). In order to preserve domestic peace, I placed the nodes in the door frame, invisible when the door is closed: no visible dangling wires and no visible boxes. Maybe an idea for a MK3 version of your board as wide as the RFM69HW
Something's cooking in the MySensors labs...
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@Yveaux Another experiment, using 2mm machined pins and sockets. Since the RFM69HCW and the RFM95's share the same pinout, I could switch radios easily for testing.
💬 Connecting the Radio
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I would like to ask about the radio module connection - I am using SX1276 and I connect it the same way as described by @sundberg84 said in Connecting the Radio except I additionally connect also RST (NRESET) pin according to this https://github.com/sandeepmistry/arduino-LoRa/blob/master/README.md#semtech-sx1276777879-wiring Is it necessary? Thanks
💬 Relay
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@joaoabs A realy usually has only 2 states, on and off. So I would use S-BINARY and V_STATUS every time. A changeover realy also has 2 states so again I would go for binary and status. Light_Level is more suited to getting light levels from a sensor or sending a light level to a dimmable light.
💬 Infrared Sender and Receiver
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@mfalkvidd thanks, that change is all that's needed I think. Thanks to you and @evb for the prompt help!
💬 Building a MQTT Gateway
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@tssk said in Building a MQTT Gateway: @frits Cool! So you already had this? no, not as a webserver. I only print some node information to Serial. Webserver seems to work and not to interfere with mysensors core. My (MQTT-)Gateway doesn't act as a server, so there's only one listener. But multiple listeners (webserver on port 80 and Ethernet Gateway on port 5003 for example) should also be possible. I've not tested this though.

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