Hello,

I did some testing with 2 openhab versions to one ethernet gateway. At first it did not discover any devices, thats because they were allready discovered in the old (2.5) version of openhab, I Think, because when I created a new mysensor device,it was immediattely discovered by the new openhab. I noticed a minor problem, there is an ability to scan (and because auto discovery did not seem to work I tried this), but after a scan the ethernet gateways failes. When you try to add a device(manually), it goes back to the first page when you select the gateway. I had to restart de openhab service to get it running again.

I tested with a new blinds sensor (with smartsleep), and smartsleep seem to work OK. So I prefer this binding over de generic mqtt binding, because stuf like request() and smartsleep() work 'out of the box'. These are my fisrt tests, I will be doing more (other sensor types) later on when I have an additional gateway available.

Regards...

@TimO After my system upgrade yesterday the mysensor binding stopt working. after I replaced the binding with your new download, it started working again. Thanks, you are a real hero (at least for me).

Hello,

I did some testing with 2 openhab versions to one ethernet gateway. At first it did not discover any devices, thats because they were allready discovered in the old (2.5) version of openhab, I Think, because when I created a new mysensor device,it was immediattely discovered by the new openhab. I noticed a minor problem, there is an ability to scan (and because auto discovery did not seem to work I tried this), but after a scan the ethernet gateways failes. When you try to add a device(manually), it goes back to the first page when you select the gateway. I had to restart de openhab service to get it running again.

I tested with a new blinds sensor (with smartsleep), and smartsleep seem to work OK. So I prefer this binding over de generic mqtt binding, because stuf like request() and smartsleep() work 'out of the box'. These are my fisrt tests, I will be doing more (other sensor types) later on when I have an additional gateway available.

Regards...

Thanks TimO and waspie. At this moment I have one mysensors hardware gateway, which is connected to my openhab2 instance. I have an OH3 test instance, and no hardware controller for this (yet). I did an short test with my current controller, but this is not the best way for me. So I orderded an wemos D1 mini to create a new mysensors gateway. As soon as this is in I will be testing. Thanks again...

@TimO, a binding for openhab 3.0 would be very much appreciated!

I have tried the MQTT gateway, and with standard setup, messages are lost wich are sent to the node when asleep. Does anyone know how to solve this. I didnt find anything in de mqtt-gateway config. I see mqtt messages which could be read by the controller (openhab), when the node goes to sleep and wakes up, but at this moment I don't see how to implement this in openhab MQTT generic things.

Thanks...

Thanks Guillermo, are you using qos 1 for this, or are messages kept on the gateway automatically to deliver to a sensor which is asleep. Think I have to rebuild my gateway to mqtt then....

Thanks.

Hello,
Is smartsleep option of mysensors is implemented in de mqtt gateway? I have some battery powered units to control blinds which I put a lot in (smart)sleep to preserve batteries. This functions well with OH2 and mysensors binding....I'd rather not keep and OH2 instance running next to my OH3 instance if not necessary.
regards,