@mfalkvidd thanks.
I'll try next time i'll get repo files

Hi @TimO, any chance you add support to MySensors MQTT to your great work in progress ?

@Cliff-Karlsson I think that :

• H version stands for High power.
• C version is pin compatible with RFM12.

RFM69 uses SPI so the connections are :

Arduino RFM69
10 <-------------------> NSS
11 <-------------------> MOSI
12 <-------------------> MISO
13 <-------------------> SCK
DI00 <-------------------> 2
GND <-------------------> GND
3.3V
ANA : antenna

NSS, MOSI and SCK are inputs so you need to adapt level if you use 5V arduino

@sundberg84 congratulations, one more great hardware contribution.
I like it as all the others.
Keep going, your hard work is appreciate

For connections , see this

For 2.0beta, sketches :
you have to (see MySensor.h) comment : //#define MY_RADIO_NRF24
and uncomment : #define MY_RADIO_RFM69

All other defines for RFM69 are located in MyConfig.h

If you have issues, post your code

Regards

@Cliff-Karlsson seems correct.
Personnaly I use 3 * 2 resistors (10k and 4.7k) for NS, MOSI and SCK rfm69hw inputs.
Don't forget to change MyTransportRF69 contructor to use high power RFM69 ;)

@AWI + @mfalkvidd good job.
Maybe you could add MQTT gateway support

@vga said:

My Gateway is a Arduino Nano 5V model with 3,3V output, which is be used for the transceiver.

As @scalz mentionned you need to adapt level (5V -> 3.3V) on rfm69 inputs : NSS, MOSI and SCK

@Dave-Dan from what I read, you must first update the GW and then nodes.
In my case, after changing the GW, I couldn't properly control my nodes with domoticz.
Then i upgraded my sensorsand everything went good and smooth

@mfalkvidd if you are on linux and able to run node-red here what you can do (thanks @tbowmo)

@vga no it's 86.4mm (= (3 10^8 / (868 10^6)) / 4)
In my case soldered part included