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    • RE: Leonardo/RFM69HW ethernet gateway not working

      @elcheekytico said in Leonardo/RFM69HW ethernet gateway not working:

      @mfalkvidd I wasn't sure on how to do that. I saw that setup for NRF radios, but couldn't figure it how to apply that with RFM radios and what defines to use and such.

      @mfalkvidd I just found the API docs for soft SPI. I'll give that a try tonight or in the next couple days.

      posted in Troubleshooting
      ElCheekytico
      ElCheekytico
    • RE: Node unable to find parent

      Ok, Really dumb, I had MY_RFM69_IRQ_PIN connected to the radio's RESET instead of DI00. I was grasping at straws and went to re-do my antenna because they were about 3mm too short when I noticed the mis-wiring. Once I fixed that swapped 3.3v and Ground and troubleshot that for a minute before I realized it. Before trying to fix the antenna I thought maybe since I didn't have a sensor defined the battery level data wasn't enough.The node is now talking to the controller with the MockMySensors sketch.

      Thanks for your help guys.

      posted in Troubleshooting
      ElCheekytico
      ElCheekytico
    • RE: Node unable to find parent

      @bgunnarb said in Node unable to find parent:

      @ElCheekytico
      I cannot find that you set your NODE_ID in the beginning of the sensor sketch.
      Since OpenHAB does not hand out node-id as far as I know (I do not use the MySensors binding in OpenHAB since I connect over mqtt) you have to set NODE_ID manually.

      Note: The GW does not assign node id either.

      In your sensor sketch, start by adding

      #define MY_NODE_ID   5
      

      for example and see if you are able to connect.

      @bgunnarb I found that OpenHAB does assign node ID's even though the controller feature table somewhere on this site says it does not.

      posted in Troubleshooting
      ElCheekytico
      ElCheekytico
    • RE: Node unable to find parent

      @elcheekytico said in Node unable to find parent:

      Ok, Really dumb, I had MY_RFM69_IRQ_PIN connected to the radio's RESET instead of DI00. I was grasping at straws and went to re-do my antenna because they were about 3mm too short when I noticed the mis-wiring. Once I fixed that swapped 3.3v and Ground and troubleshot that for a minute before I realized it. Before trying to fix the antenna I thought maybe since I didn't have a sensor defined the battery level data wasn't enough.The node is now talking to the controller with the MockMySensors sketch.

      Thanks for your help guys.

      I cleared eeprom and went back to my battery sketch and all is well.

      posted in Troubleshooting
      ElCheekytico
      ElCheekytico