@Yveaux said: float temperature = round(gw.getConfig().isMetric ? sensors.getTempCByIndex(i) : sensors.getTempFByIndex(i))); I will try this Thanks for the help.

@DrJeff http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/Interrupts should help you out..

@drock1985 Hi good to hear that you found it out. I just made a third channel and in the message handler i react on both dimmer channels if a message with the third sensor is incoming (in my case sensor 0 for both channels; 1/2 for sepearte channels) However maybe its better to do the coupling of the channels in your home-automation.. I did it this way because maybe I want to build a remote and it should have the possiblity to set both channels with one mysensors message. regards DirkH

Maybe this will help you a bit http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/2106/reinventing-the-motion-controlled-outside-lamp

@Dwalt said: Depending on your controller and what you plan on doing with this data, I would send the data to your controller as a simple number using V_LIGHT_LEVEL or V_VAR1 and not mess with atmospheric pressure with V_PRESSURE. or just use the temperature device... you can attach logic a lot easier with controller-friendly device types. Vera knows temperature, for example.

Did you have some other sensor with the same id on the vera side (which you deleted)? Once in a while I've seen that Vera just hides deleted devices until rebooted.

Ok Solved my gateway is an Ethernet gateway and for debugging I was using USB to power the radio was too underpowered to function properly. Now Inclusion is working! :)

@BulldogLowell Thanks I will give it a try!

@DrJeff , I plan to document everything and post at the forum later, probably once I incorporate the IR emitter in my project. ;-) [image: 1434716611518-fqznyv7h8cvg9tk.medium.jpg] I forgot to mention the zero-cross detection (on pin2), you will need it if you dimm regular AC bulbs (doesn't matter how many dimmer channels you have, only one zero-cross is enough). The picture above show the zero-cross on top and one dimmer channel on bottom.