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The F things is for Flash. It is optional, but saves ram. Detailed information at http://www.gammon.com.au/progmem For RSSI, take a look at https://github.com/mfalkvidd/Arduino-MySensors-ESP8266-RFM69-Gateway/blob/master/Arduino-MySensors-ESP8266-RFM69-Gateway.ino#L109 I don't know about the children stuff.

This is possible yes. In fact I used this setup before, but in the end I stopped using it and separated the gateway from the P1 handling. I noticed very high rates of CRC failures, since the mysensors stuff takes time to handle also, and during this time characters from the P1 port got lost. I should say though that after I separated these, I did some improvements on the P1 decoding which may give better results when it is being used together with the gateway. I didn't send it to mysensors but directly to mqtt. Tasmota is also able to handle the P1 stream by the way, with a template. https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Smart-Meter-Interface/

@mrussi I am also interested in using an esp32 with lora as the gateway. Did you make it work? I planning to buy, https://www.botnroll.com/en/esp/2979-esp32-wifi-bluetooth-lora-sx1278-433mhz-with-0-96-oled-display.html

Sorry you are right. If you need to check "complete path" fetching time from controller is probably good way to do it.

@gohan Yes, they are/were. Alas, case solved... I have lost a line of code somehow. Which in this case meant that presentation was done correctly but these "missing values" were never actually sent, thereby keepin Domoticz from accepting them (seems every parameter to be recognized must actually have been sent once). Anyway, sorry for bothering You and thanks again, Christoph

The channel width of the nrf is "less than 1MHz" when using 250kbps according to the preliminary specification. At 2mbit the width is 2MHz. Increasing/decreasing the channel with 1 will move the center of the channel 1MHz. Maybe separating the two networks with more than 1 channel is required?

I had problem with my Ethernet gateway for a long time being unstable (chronicled here -> http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1779/ethernet-gateway-unreliable-sort-of)... the radio communication with sensors would work fine, but the Ethernet stack would lock up periodically and lose communication to Vera, as well as ping, telnet, etc. I don't have the exact same setup you do (most specifically, I have a different Ethernet shield), but a couple of changes have really stabilized my gateway. I can still crash it, at will (mostly when trying to include new sensors), but If I leave it the hell along and don't mess with it, it will run for weeks or months without issue. The link below was a big part of stabilizing it, but may not be relevant to you with a different Ethernet shield, but the other thing that made a big difference for me was making sure I power my radio separate from the Ethernet shield. It seems that both could not be powered through the Arduino and remain stable. I don't know if the Arduino can't source enough current to support both when the radio is transmitting, or what, but someone else suggested powering the radio separately. So, I have a the shield powered (obviously) through the Arduino, but I power the radio separately outside the Arduino. That didn't fix everything, but it got a LOT more stable after that. Anyway - may or may not help you, but it did me. --Steve my network issue that may or may not apply to you..... http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/536/problems-with-enc28j60-losing-connection-freezing-using-uipethernet-or-ethershield-read-this/41

Yes, true, it does. Interesting way of solving unstableness of a product BTW

Gizmocuz has a working sketch example I have successfully used it.