@Yveaux
Hi, thanks for the quick response....
But I do not understand: I get float values on my screen but the wrong interpretation.
Perhaps a better question: is there an indication when this will be solved, as I appreciate the sniffer tool very much!?
Hi there,
The (my
) sniffer tool has trouble interpretating float values, received from temperature/humidity sensors.
The data payload indicates that the sniffer receives 5 bytes instead of the expected 4 bytes of the float32 variable, the extra byte is always a 0x01. The preceeding 4 bytes are the expected bytes of the float.
After swapping the hardware, both cpu and nrf24 , still the same result....
Integers and booleans are received OK, and my serial gateway receives the correct float values.
Thanks for the quick response!
The ping-pong sketch is more or less the same as what I implemented.
What do you mean by "that the controller has to be available when requesting the configuration"? At all times, or only once during the configuration of the nodes (which is not a problem) ?
Great that the development version supports a function to support/enable remote configuration, I will look into it asap.
Mysensors is a great project!!
However having built a few motion-sensors and a actuator (part of a building monitoring system), I encountered a missing function. With the master/slave concept used by Mysensors, one introduces 2 single point of failure, ie the gateway and the controller. So my question is how to set up a peer to peer connections between in my case, 1 or more motion sensors with 1or more actuators?
Programmaticaly I know how to implement that, but that implies that I have to change the programme of each node.....which is from a maintenance/configuration management perspective a nightmare...
Would it be an idea to extend the management function of the gateway with a function to set up a node to node (or many nodes) connection? I have more wishes, but this is my top priority wish
Hi there,
Is there a driver available for the PIR E931.96 interface chip? There are sources available for an arm-processor, but for atmel328?
PIR-sensor LHI968 as used in an application note of Excelitas is available at aliexpress for aprox 2 Euro.
It should be possible. Why not use the SetChannel() function of the RF24 library to set a different channel for each network? And use few jumpers connected to free inputs of the cpu for channelselection, and/or Sensor-ID selection. So no need for recompilation....or automatic configuration....which method is also possible, but needs more code changes..