MYSENSORS sur SHRIMP
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Hello everyone,
I realize a project with a plug-in SHRIMP ARDUINO allowing to receive r different projects MYSENSORS.
I enclose two photos to understand my idea.
1 °) SHRIMP ARDUINO card with a 5 volts power supply
Green LED presence 5 volts,
The USB card can be deleted once the program has been loaded when it is used as a sensor or actuator.
Red LED allows you to test the card with the program 'blink Arduino',
2 °) Radio card powered by 3volts with its capacitor, and the possibility of welding a DHT22
This card would receive the main sensors and actuators MYSENSORS.
3 °) LEDs card for the bridge.Does this project interest you?
I do not know if it interests anyone but I could provide you with EAGLE PCBs.
For now I have an error message by downloading the program, while the blinck program is working normally.
I am also attaching the screenshot of the error message.
I hope my message is understandable because it is translated by GOOGLE.
Daniel
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@daniel-ruiz9 I don't see any pictures
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Just a little radio problem to adjust and normally it's good.
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here is the error message if anyone has an idea ..
The power of the radio module is at 3.34 volts with a capacitor of 10uf
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@daniel-ruiz9 There's some trouble while initialising your radio module, see log parser (https://www.mysensors.org/build/parser). "!TSM:INIT:TSP FAIL" means
Transport device initialization failed
So check your wiring (and general powering) or try a different module.
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Yes, there is most likely a problem in the connection of the radio module. Also did you use a separate 3.3v voltage regulator for the NRF24?
I am missing the point in etching an arduino UNO like pcb when you can buy a cheap Arduino UNO for 2/3$
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it is not a question of money but the pleasure to do it is even and to evolve.
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I think that now it works
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Yes, that is better. Keep in mind there is version 2.2 stable out now
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@daniel-ruiz9
Interesting build. As you seem to like to have your "own" stuff and use a CP2102 as USB to serial converter you may be interested to assing also an individual name in linux USB filesystem. There's a pretty simple tool to use here. Then you may get something similar like "/dev/serial/by-id/usb-Silicon_Labs_myHMUART_0001-if00-port0" to identify your GW. Comparable to FTDI-based GW's (using this tool under linux, FTDI offers a MS programm also):
/dev/serial/by-id/usb-MyS-GW-RS485_001-if00-port0@115200
/dev/serial/by-id/usb-FTDI_MySensorsGW_002-if00-port0@115200
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Thank you for your help I passed the 2.2 satable version
I am now launching on the ethernet gateway.
