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". :face_with_rolling_eyes:

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() :abc: :)

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.