@qqlapraline I don't really understand what you are trying to ask or say but I do know that the mySensors project is a project supported by only a handful of people.
I for myself wanted integration with Indigo Domotica and, because I soon understood that I am the first (and at this point only) person asking for it I started developing a plugin for it.
It is not my first priority (I have to make a living and my partner needs some attention as well) but I will get there.
What you are asking (as far as I understand) is others to step up to the plate for something that you want or think makes sense in some future.
That, as you probably understand by now, will only happen when more people start asking for it and/or someone takes the lead.
When you are not that person I don't think it is correct to 'blame' anybody or get cynical because, just maybe, the time is not on your side.

I use the Z-Stick together with a MySensors serial gateway on a Mac Mini.
The controller software is Indigo.
Works nicely together!

For the fun of it!

This is a fresh start of a previous discussion I added to another topic pre-forum-crash...

My first 'production' of boards was an experiment and not too unsuccessful but I really did not like the etching part. It was dirty, took too much time and up to now it withheld me from creating another board without taking proper time. The way I did it: 'rocking a tray with etchant'.

Then I saw the BreadBox Kickstarter project. To me this was a kick-ass-solution...

However when I posted this on this forum it was my ass that was kicked.
According to a few here on the forum it is too expensive and too fancy and they showed me some alternatives like a sort of an aquarium tank Either DIY (I like this one but there are many more) or to buy as a kit (like this one).

Looking further I found this one but that one was also commented on as 'nice but not necessary'.

That made me think, think, think and think again and browsing a bit brought me to a website that I found before and talks about (and sells) the toner technique. This time I found a page that explains how to etch cheap (very cheap), fast and efficient. It is pcbfx.com and this is the page.
If this is really true, please bring it on, than I just saved a lot of money...

So this is what I learned from this discussion:

• Nice looking is not always the best
• Buying cheap is not necessarily bad

What is your take on this?

Marcel

@drock1985 You may have guessed it by now but this is not the best place to ask how to use OpenHAB(2).

I have lots of questions still myself so I can't help you but I am sure you can get your answers on the OpenHAB forum or here: http://docs.openhab.org/configuration/sitemaps.html...

@BulldogLowell and, what was the dumb thing you did

I am happy, the plugin is not ready but I moved it to my Indigo Server and it is now in production

What am I using it for right now?

The temperature sensor shows the temperature in a computer cabinet.
Based on the temperature a fan is enabled/disabled to lower the temperature.

For that I added the board with attached sensors and I created triggers.

Here it is:...

For those of you playing with SMD components I found this website.
They sell all kinds of adapters...

When you are like me you sometimes do something without looking/thinking.
So I simply cut the track for the power LED and Regulator as described here.

However in my case the track for vcc is connected differently and I ended up with a 'dead' board that needed a repair of the 'out' track coming from the regulator to make it work again.

If I, instead, would have removed the LED and Regulator everything would have worked as expected. So, that is what I did and the board does its thing without any issue now

Hi,

I want to 'hide' the gateway in a 19" Rack but don't want to lose the visibility of the leds.

Is there a way to re-route the 4/5 leds onboard to external leds?

And, while asking, I have a ethernet module attached and would like to show ethernet traffic as well. Any suggestions as to that?

Thanks in advance and I promise, once done I will post a picture

Marcel

I now have an Udoo x86 as well and I like it.

Before I start testing myself, did you manage to get the MySensors Gateway to work?

@tbowmo Seen yes, read no because I thought I already added everything...

Working now

Thanks

@tomtastic Did you manage to solve this and how?

I updated to latest versions of everything and now I have this issue

@elcaron can you let me know how that stencil is after receiving it?

I have enough parts and boards lying around for about 40-50 boards (Without the Si7021).

I have not given up on them but I really am not the guy to solder them myself.

So, if anyone can do the job for me (at a fee), knows about a company that can do it for me or wants to buy the parts just let me know.

As said I should have enough for about 40-50 boards (without headers)...

Cheers,

Marcel

It would help if you share your error messages.
In general I would say, read the messages and (try to) interpret them (google?).

@Reza sai

thank you for answer . i want found problem ! so this is related to 24-hour every day RPI is on?

I don't think that is what I said, I wrote down how I solved it.
Not saying that it will work for you but it could be worth the try.

I had the same issue with my raspberry pi and OpenHAB.
After a couple of weeks it would crash and ultimately corrupt my sd card.

I solved that issue by:

1. Reinstall Raspbian;
2. Reinstall OpenHAB and pay very careful attention for both the application and Raspbian;
3. Reboot the Raspberry Pi each saturday night at 12:00 (but you can use any day/time ;))

#3 is a medicine obviously and not the cure.
I am not even sure it is necessary but it give me confidence...

Maybe the same procedure helps your case.

A couple of hours after the fair and I am still impressed with the response we got.
We all 'hey googled' the h*ll out of the fair and I just hope people remember 'MySensors' better than the dollhouse and 'hey google, scare me'
Although... The dollhouse was the best example of what can be done with MySensors and it attracted more people to our booth than anywhere else!

I loved meeting my fellow team members and it was great fun to meet fellow forum members but even more to educate potential new members (young and old).

And now back to business...