Hi @Grubstake, Not much else... You can have node running (as a service or daemon) on any device that has a USB port (PC, mac, RPI) and it is agnostic of what controller you have. Are you interested in the code details? Check the MySensors post I included in the link. The MySensors typical messages is something like this 30;5;1;0;37;70 Which gets translated to /whateverpathyouwant/out/30/5/1/0/37 Payload: 70 And vice versa. The reason I did this was because I had no WiFi or Network enabled gateway. Cheers

I'd say to keep your current Domoticz install and maybe migrate it to mqtt and once you have everything running on mqtt you can bind openhab to mqtt and start playing with it without messing too much around. Once you are satisfied with your new setup, just switch off Domoticz

@boozz said in How to test/monitor packet loss for each radio node?: https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/3984/nrf24l01-connection-quality-meter Thanks, Ronald. I will definitely be putting together one of these very shortly. Looks handy for testing coverage and new radios. In addition to this approach, has anyone come up with a technique for monitoring all the nodes on an ongoing basis and flagging problems in real time? I greatly appreciate the value of the shared contributions on this forum! Thanks, Tim