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Excellent, thank you. It's too long since I've done serious coding, I didn't remember that. atoi -> atol fixed it.

@crankycoder there are very cheap holders for those on AliExpress/eBay etc Then you just need a 3.3V regulator (I suggest XC6206 it's perfect for that) and an undervoltage protection if your batteries are not protected. The only problem is size, it's pretty hard to make a compact sensor with those

Thank you. With beta everything is now working fine!:)

I think PIDome handles it. https://pidome.org/support/manual/devices/supported-devices/mysensors-devices.html

@ikkeT, I've used the PIN 3 with a door sensor, it work perfectly, just enable the mode INPUT_PULLUP on the setup. void setup() { pinMode(DOOR_PIN, INPUT_PULLUP);

OK, then I just screwed up something. Thanks for the info, so I know I can do this also with my old raspi one day. My old raspi dates 2011.12 on it. Well served.

Just FYI for someone googling this, it works immediately with Mysensors 2.0 with Raspi2 instead of Raspi1. The problem was I never realized the pinouts were not for the raspi with 26 pins but the raspis with 40 pins, like b+/2/3.

+1, thanks, was looking for this as well