Yes. I've tried to compile using the SensebenderMicro.ino sketch from mysensors.org/hardware/micro and the MySensors 2.1.0 library plus the known "MySensorsArduinoExamples-master"-libraries.

I've also tried to update the libraries from within the IDE, but that did not work, so I've started over with the libraries from github again after reading this topic.

I guess I've overlooked something, but i'm not quite sure where to go from here.

Edit five minutes later:
Yep, I've overlooked this little detail from that thread @mrfalkvidd refered to:
Fixed, seems in V2.1.1 it changed to "getControllerConfig".

Yes. I've tried to compile using the SensebenderMicro.ino sketch from mysensors.org/hardware/micro and the MySensors 2.1.0 library plus the known "MySensorsArduinoExamples-master"-libraries.

I've also tried to update the libraries from within the IDE, but that did not work, so I've started over with the libraries from github again after reading this topic.

I guess I've overlooked something, but i'm not quite sure where to go from here.

Edit five minutes later:
Yep, I've overlooked this little detail from that thread @mrfalkvidd refered to:
Fixed, seems in V2.1.1 it changed to "getControllerConfig".

I still have the same error message. I've updated libraries. I'm currently using Arduino IDE 1.8.5 (W10 app) if that matters.
Any ideas on how to fix this? I've got 3 sensebender micro's that would be of better use as temperature sensors than just lying on my desk...

Are you using your own sketch? Would be interesting to see how you made it work because I'm having some trouble getting up/down/percentage to work properly..

Figured it out!
Note to self: remember to make sure that each child has its own msg()

ah, thanks
But now I've got a new challenge:
I've made my sensor/actuator listen for commands (dimmer->servoposition) and send a light-level value every X seconds.

However, the lux value is now received as subtype DIMMMER, even if the sketch declares a presentation for subtype LIGHT_LEVEL at startup.
My sketch also contains a button for servo control (if i press it shortly, it'll toggle 0/100 and if i hold it, it'll "dim" the servo until i release the button).
Any ideas on how to separate these two childs? - I've ofcourse defined one child value each for the servo and the light-sensor.

Hi all

What is the best way to combine an actuator sketch with an sensor when I want the sensor to report only occasionally and not in every loop?

I've built a servo actuator (modified sketch due to an override button), and I want to add a light-sensor (BHI750) to make my blinds report the lux from the outside so that my controller can decide whether to open or close the blinds.