Custom made ethernet gateway based on atmega128
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I made a version with RF433 receiver, I'm able to fit it into the same size PCB & same size box
will work on the new code to support RF433 sensors. The idea is to use ID=254 for the single node which will holds all RF433 sensors as it's children. I will need to manage a special inclusion for RF433 sensors. I have two buttons and 3 leds. This probably will be used to select & indicate sensor type during inclusion. Sensor type and child ID will be stored in gateway EEPROM. For the controller sensors will behave as regular motions / fire / door / water leakage / etc. sensors
I have all this sensors connected to simple GSM alarm system. The advantage to connect the, to mysensors is a reuse. All sensors will be working simultaneously with alarm and mysensors
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hey axillent,
Could you upload the source code of your gateway?
You use another slave that?(Type of This gateway send a RF to anther module and control de lamp?)
If Yes could you post the schema and de souce code?
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Hmm, you use the ethernet gateway sketch:),
Okay,I will do the question again, because it was a bit confusing.
This getway control another things? For exemple "Smart Plug" Module?
If yes, how you control this Plug?Thx
@DanielD my gateways are not doing other things for now
i have two issues with my gateways 1. it is hard to manage multi-gateway network, you need to use hardcode 2. NRF24 is not the single network I plan to integrate to mysensors
there is an idea to redo class structure of the MS library to create a simple way of embedding drivers other than NRF24
as soon as this will be developed we can do a new driver for RF433the idea on how to integrate RF433 is simple, bud without class restructuring it will be a deep hardcode
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Okay, I understand
Sorry my silliness, but what do you mean hardcore 2?
I will do this sketch today(Ethernet Getway), but my big problem will do sync the getway to this sensor(Plug) or another sensor and control via web/cellphone
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