@AWI But this does lead to another kind of problem. If I want to add another sensor to net and its address is between two another sensors, the sketch will change child_ids to new order.

In the controller head it means that controller thinks that child_id is same sensor and charts gets confused..

This means too that i cannot put sensors one by one.

How should I do this so I can say for real that my sensor one is in livingroom and three sensors are in different bedrooms and so on...

It was easy when I had plaine arduino and lcd witch showed temps one by one...

Just wondering that is it possible to make these sensors (Door) from ATtiny with nrf24l01+ and just pass the communication to arduino which is linked to mysensors networks? This way you don´t have to put mysensors code to little ATtiny.

Just need somebody to figure out communication between arduino and Attiny network....

Hello to you gurus...

I currently have milight controlled led strips in livingroom roof and in bottom of my kitchens cabinets. Im planning to add leds in top of my cabinets too.

All the wiring comes to same place and it would be easy to control all the lights with mysensors.

Kitchen leds works with 24v and livingroom leds works with 12v.

Actual question is that what is the best solution to control two ledstrips in 12v and two ledstrips with 24v, ill already have transformers for this.

Im intrested of using milight remote controller to control my lights, has anyone tried this openmili thing with arduinos?

Electrics isnt the problem, ill can manage with it. Ofcourse if you have some solutions to make 3.3v, 5v from 24v to handle arduino and radio and 12v to handle a ledstrips witch take about 50w. This all have to fit in same mainboard so i would manage with only 24v transformer.

Just wondering that is it possible to make these sensors (Door) from ATtiny with nrf24l01+ and just pass the communication to arduino which is linked to mysensors networks? This way you don´t have to put mysensors code to little ATtiny.

Just need somebody to figure out communication between arduino and Attiny network....

@EasyIoT I was wondering the same thing as @virgus1970

I liked EasyIoT because it´s so light and fast to install. But is it really necessary to restrain node discovery to be automatic only, there could be some kind of manual discovery too. I mean that debug shows messages from nodes and there you could get the node id, child_id and message type, as far as I understand thats all that controller needs?

One best thing is that radio works directly from rpi and I don´t have to hussle with gateways separately...

Unfortunately EasyIoT have a lot of developement to do to be the best controller, there´s a good start to achieve that goal... Domoticz is pretty good too, but it´s way too heavy and slow for me.

Okey, after reading the different examles, I realized that it is pretty easy to hardcode sensors addresses to specific node_ids but if I do it my way, I have to send and fetch temperatures one by one. I´ll prefer if it can be done in same sentence...

I have tested my setup again, and still can´t get any order to child_ids. If i put sensors to node one by one, I can name the child_id in the controller, but as soon as I put third sensor it will steal the first sensors place.

But best is to put every sensors at the same time so the child_ids remain the same all the time, only problem is that I can´t know which sensors is which.

@Dwalt sorry I meant that if I add another sensor in same node.

Thats the problem, I wanted to hardcode the sensors address to specific child_id so that it can never change.

@Moshe-Livne I didn't understand what thats supposed to do?

@AWI But this does lead to another kind of problem. If I want to add another sensor to net and its address is between two another sensors, the sketch will change child_ids to new order.

In the controller head it means that controller thinks that child_id is same sensor and charts gets confused..

This means too that i cannot put sensors one by one.

How should I do this so I can say for real that my sensor one is in livingroom and three sensors are in different bedrooms and so on...

It was easy when I had plaine arduino and lcd witch showed temps one by one...

Yes it does, but I tried to ask that how can I define known sensor address to specific child_id. Or does the sketch always put same sensor to same child_id?

Hello, sorry about loaning this question but...

I have similar network than original writer and mine works fine. Only problem is that I want to make child id for every sensors and I just cant figure it out how to? I have already checked addresses of sensors but how can I address these in different id's.

Sorry about my english but hopefully somebody understood my question.