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    Posts made by jendrush

    • RE: [SOLVED] Problem with GatewayESP8266.ino compilation

      @mfalkvidd Deleting that folder(and reinstalling everything once again) helped. After succesfull upload i've looked at serial monitor(without connecting nrf), and there was few messages. Next i've connected radio, and it stopped working. Problem was capacitor on radio. Without capacitor everything is working ok. Thank you again.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: [SOLVED] Problem with GatewayESP8266.ino compilation

      Thank you for the suggestion. I have changed boards definition by board manager many times, but didn't try just deleting folder. I will try this later today.

      @mfalkvidd One more question. Which versions of board manager, MySensors library, and Ardino IDE you suggest? Newest will be best?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • [SOLVED] Problem with GatewayESP8266.ino compilation

      I wanted to try wireless gateway with NodeMCU. Unfurtunately i can't compile sketch. I've tried newest version of Arduino IDE, and oldest(1.6.5), tried older ESP8266 board definition (2.4.1), and recent 2.5.0, tried newest version of MySensors, and older(2.0.0). I am getting two types of compilation errors. One is related to not recognizing NodeMCU -

      "Board nodemcuv2 (platform esp8266, package esp8266) is unknown

      Error compiling for board NodeMCU 1.0 (ESP-12E Module)."

      Second error is related to including EEPROM.h in MyHwESP8266.cpp -

      "EEPROM.h: No such file or directory ". I don't know what to do. Could you help me somehow?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: 💬 AC-DC double solid state relay module

      @Nca78 said:

      Anyway if you have requirement for a board that would be both easy to solder and safe even outside of electrical box, can you send them to me by private message ? I'm working on such a board and I'm opened to any improvement ideas of use cases that would not be filled by currently available boards.

      I've just thought about little node that could be mounted in almost every room, and be barely visible. This box below ceiling is quite good place for this. I have plan to do something like dome(3d printed) instead of flat box cover to fit electronics there. As i told in previous messages i would like to have node that could turn on/off light, read temperature, movement, and light level by LDR.

      posted in OpenHardware.io
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    • RE: 💬 AC-DC double solid state relay module

      @Nca78 said:

      Hello, I would not advise to use this board with sensors accessible to fingers. The spacing between main voltage and low voltage traces is too narrow at some points on the board and a short circuit is possible. It is fine/safe to use only in a closed box or connected to wall switches as they are designed to be safe with main voltage.

      I think that woundn't be so risky becouse o think about mounting it not behind light buttons, but in this box just below ceiling(where wires crossing their paths), this box is placed more than 2 meters above floor level.

      posted in OpenHardware.io
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    • RE: 💬 AC-DC double solid state relay module

      Very nice project. I would like to have access to few more pins to add some functionality like motion sensor, and light sensor. Of course those would be outside of the wall 🙂

      posted in OpenHardware.io
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    • RE: State of the physical switch

      @mainali Ok, i understand now that you have to use old switch as well. I have replaced my old switch(it was turning light by closing circuit) with button(momentum) switch. Of course i needed to change a lot of things(adding powersource for arduino, and relay, connecting switch with arduino etc).

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: State of the physical switch

      @mainali I've changed my two way switch to one way. So i can control my light with phisical button, and also by app.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Minimal design thoughts

      @Ivan-Z Really nice idea for battery powered nodes:)

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Compact design relay with button

      Your device is powered by 5V, or maybe 230V?

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Controllers and Graph

      Graphs in Domoticz looks very nice. They are using HighCharts for graphs.

      posted in Controllers
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    • RE: [contest] Yet another servo blind control project

      @slarti said:

      What is the best way to disable the power LED? Desolder it?

      You can cut the pcb trace leading to this led.

      posted in My Project
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    • RE: Domoticz full integration

      I have a question. If someone is using pulse power meter with new version of Domoticz please tell me if Domoticz is able to send last know value of kwh to node?

      posted in Feature Requests
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    • RE: Motion/actuator sensor

      @Hausner Have you considered sensor failure?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: RELAY_ON 0 or 1?

      If i think correct some relays are activated by high state, but some by low state. If i'm wrong, please correct me.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: PCB design and production

      @ferpando Your's PCB looks more pro than mine:) But designing pcb for home etching is little harder becouse there is no easy way to make double sided soldering points, so every soldering point must be at one side of pcb.

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: PCB design and production

      @marceltrapman said:

      I noticed that you do top and bottom layer also on connectors.
      How do you solder that?

      I have read a lot about creating your own pcb's and all seem to suggest to use via's...

      I am using VIA too. Only this board for 5110 display have soldering points on both sides becouse display is connected on the one side, rest on the other. Normally all soldering points have to be on one side.

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: SerialGateway Standalone not working

      Are you using serial gateway sketch, and example sketch in the same version?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: PCB design and production

      My new pcb's. Smallest for room light, to fit behind wall switch. Second(left) is for kitchen - 3 ds18b20(kitchen temp, fridge temp, and freezer temp), motion sensor, 1602 display, and 2 contact switches for fridge door. Last is for nokia 5110 display, and motion sensor. I can display anything i want on this node. 20140815_195808.jpg

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: 200pc female-female jumper cables from store - never delivered?

      @naveen It's 3 weeks from first order? Usually they have max delivery time about 45 days. My FTDI USB to TTL from store arrived in 45 day from order(max delivery time).

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Turn On/Off relay in windows 7

      @jendrush said:

      15;1;1;0;2;1

      I agree, and i did write sample message 15;1;1;0;2;1. This 0 is for not requesting ACK.

      posted in Development
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    • RE: Turn On/Off relay in windows 7

      @ch3b7 Send command by serial monitor. In serial monitor window (at the bottom) choose NL(New Line), type something like this 15;1;1;0;2;1(radio id 15, child id, and sensor number 1) in input field, and push send. At the end of the command 1 means relay on, 0 means relay off.

      posted in Development
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    • RE: My sensorboard MYS 1.0beta

      @Dennis-van-Velzen Just order 10pcs of radio, and arduino from china:)

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: My sensorboard MYS 1.0beta

      @Zeph said:

      Which board are you quoting prices for, jendrush?

      Board that i designed, and etched myself:)

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Multiple DH-11 Sensors on the same Arduino Pin?

      @clippermiami @Hek

      In Poland it usually tooks months, maybe even a year, and at the end policeman can told you NO without any reasonable couse 😞

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Multiple DH-11 Sensors on the same Arduino Pin?

      @clippermiami I envy you that you have such easy way to get a gun.

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Multiple DH-11 Sensors on the same Arduino Pin?

      @clippermiami Can't you solder this additional cable direct to pin? Redesigning PCB is better solution, but this is little faster:)

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Multiple DH-11 Sensors on the same Arduino Pin?

      @clippermiami Just use another pin:) You can connect many sensors to one node.

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Transformers

      Maybe small usb wall charger for 1,4$, and regulator from 5V to 3.3V for 0,1$ would be good solution?

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Getting started - a few specific questions

      @hazymat said:

      What's the maximum length of cable I should use to connect the sensors to the nodes? I'm thinking CAT6 cable for e.g. 3 sensors in a ceiling back to a nano. Then another CAT6 to another sensor in a different place back to the same nano. Approximate distances of a given run would be 5-10m.

      At this moment i have DHT22 connected by about 12m long wires from ethernet cable, and it's work ok, but before this i tried to connect ds18b20 by 1-wire protocol directly to Raspberry Pi, and Domoticz, and it didn't work.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Upvote!

      @hek Done:)

      posted in Announcements
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    • RE: My sensorboard MYS 1.0beta

      @Mrlynx said:

      nice work.

      Thank you. This is only temperature board, but best part of this board is cost.

      Piece of PCB ~30 cents,
      pins ~30 cents,
      power connector ~10 cents,
      capacitor+resistor ~ 10 cents,
      3.3V regulator ~ 10 cents
      🙂 less than 1$ for complete board, and about 7$ for all parts including radio, arduino mini, wall usb charger, and cables:) This is power of MySensors!

      Thank you @Hek, and rest of the team!

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Motion Sensor, flaky behavior

      @BulldogLowell I fried my breadbord power supply by connecting broken power adaptor(it have me about 13-14V instead of up to 12V), this fried AMS1117 5V. I replaced it, and it's working proper again.

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: My sensorboard MYS 1.0beta

      This is sensor board i've made 2 days ago 🙂 temp_node.jpg

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Send data to other sensor

      @Yveaux Yes, example messages. Something like that - i have temperature from dht22 on one node, and i want to send this value to example node with radio id 2. Second thing, how to pick this value on radio node with id 2?

      posted in Development
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    • RE: Send data to other sensor

      @Yveaux Could you write sample messages to send from node, and receive value on another?

      posted in Development
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    • RE: CloudFlare

      @hek said:

      Ha.. good to have the mysesnors family team spread around the globe

      Agree!!!! This is nice:)

      posted in Announcements
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    • RE: DIY case idea

      @lininger I've thought about this solution too. This could be cheapest case out there:)

      posted in Enclosures / 3D Printing
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    • RE: rboard - Cheap relay/radio/arduino board ~$10

      Nice price. How much for shipping?

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Permaproto MySensor

      @tannewt said:

      Arduino Pro Mini 328 - 3.3V/8MHz $9.95

      ~3.5$ on ebay

      RHT03 Temp/Humidity $8.96

      ~4.3$ on ebay

      posted in My Project
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    • RE: Your workshop :)

      This could be nice thread:) I will post my photos soon:)

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Requesting a sensor value from a different node?

      If someone have this converted to 1.4 version of library please post it.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Preferred connection method - USB, Ethernet or GPIO?

      I am using serial gateway for simple reason. I have simple script in node.js to manage serial messages. Gateway is powered from RPi, and it's working just ok.

      posted in Controllers
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    • Problem with Energy Pulse Meter with Beta 1.4

      I have problem with energy Pulse Meter. I am turning on node, sending last known value of acumulated energy, and in serial monitor i see: Received last pulse count from gw:9322. After this nothing is happening. There should be at least Watt value on serial monitor. Anyone have this working?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Forum data loss

      @Nicola-Reina It is hard time but don't give up!

      posted in Announcements
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    • RE: Open Source Home Automation (Raspberry)

      @Anticimex said:

      I have a pathological hatred for anything Java related, and especially on resource-limited devices so any HA solution based on that is ruled out by me. I tried openHab but could not get it to work properly, and it was s.l.o.w.

      I can confirm that. I've tried OpenHub Demo, and it was very slow on RPi. Idea for OpenHUB is nice, but Java kills this idea on slower machines.

      posted in Controllers
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    • RE: Standard versus LNA+PA radio modules

      @bjornhallberg Why should i laugh?:) Case is a case:) If it's working ok, its ok:)

      About Uno and Nano max output - i connected Nano for quick time, and dont know if sending, or receiving work/not work. It just failed as repeater node, and i quickly changed this to standard nRF24L01+. On Uno Gateway nRF24L01+ LNA+PA is working ok all the time. I needed repeater becouse i was trying to receive message from temp+hum outdoor sensor. Now i've received second nRF24L01+ LNA+PA, so i will make PCB for repeater(Arduino Mini Pro, nRF24L01+ LNA+PA, AMS1117 3.3V regulator, and capacitor for radio).

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Standard versus LNA+PA radio modules

      @bjornhallberg At this moment i have gateway on Arduino Uno, and nRF24L01+ LNA+PA is working ok. But when i tried nRF24L01+ LNA+PA with nano it didn't work.

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: 1.4 Beta

      @Damme said:

      I suppose it should be 11:1:1:0:2:1 then

      I fugured it out yesterday, but thanx!

      posted in Announcements
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    • RE: Open Source Home Automation (Raspberry)

      @bjornhallberg said:

      Hmm. It IS open source, but does it run on the RPi? Seems to be Windows only?

      You are right. It looks like it is only for Windows now.

      posted in Controllers
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    • RE: Etching my own boards

      @marceltrapman said:

      Looking forward to hear about your experience...

      I've tested this stand before moment. Generally not bad, but stability isn't "spectacular". If we have holes in pins, like @axillent mentioned there is no problem with drilling. Most important is that drilling with this stand is really more convinient than without:) I can't complaint to much, becouse more proffesional drilling stand with driller costs about 20 times more than this:)

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: 1.4 Beta

      @hek said:

      It's a change in the serial protocol for 1.4.

      Could you describe it better keeping in mind my problem with Relay? How the message should look like to turn on Relay? Previously message like this worked ok - 11;1;1;2;1.

      posted in Announcements
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    • RE: Etching my own boards

      I think quality is not that bad, but etching lasted too long(due to a little bit to low temperature), so traces are little overetched.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Open Source Home Automation (Raspberry)

      We could add this for the list http://www.opensourceautomation.com/

      posted in Controllers
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    • RE: Etching my own boards

      @axillent @marceltrapman Welcome back:)

      My (cheap ~15$ with shipping) driller stand arrived yesterday. Soon i will try how good/bad it is for drilling PCB holes. This is my equiplent for drilling: http://ppl.ug/Gz9FbbglsWE/ . You probably have seen my photos https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ec4ap8dgci1oe0p/AAD3YIqS_JqKMiUFu9TAfF5Ca .

      1, and 2 - right after transfering toner with proper paper, and laminator, and after about 5 minutes in water to get rid of paper
      3 - during the etching process with sodium persuflate, and container like this http://img14.allegroimg.pl/photos/oryginal/44/06/46/49/4406464944
      4, and 5 look after etching process
      6, and 7 look after cleaning from toner

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Forum data loss

      @hek This is everything i can get from google cache - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lf0cc8fhpijvuoj/AADoKwcwn_Ql26ll_TYrhJdUa .

      posted in Announcements
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    • RE: Forum data loss

      Big loss... Hope users will stay here. Forum needs help more than ever.

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    • PCB design and production

      I do not remember who started this topic. But this time i will start. Those are my photos from custom PCB production https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ec4ap8dgci1oe0p/AAD3YIqS_JqKMiUFu9TAfF5Ca . This is my second PCB, first was made 12 years ago for school project. I've made few mistakes, but next board will be much much better.

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: 1.4 Beta

      @Hek Ok, so last time i was writing about my problem with latest version of this beta, and Relays not working. When i am sending message, example 11;1;1;2;1 with, or wothout newline char nothing happen. Even stranger is that serial gateway giving me message with 4 segments, istead of normal 5. Look at the screenshoot: http://screenshooter.net/1288732/vlliswb . This is Relay + button, but same thing is with Relay alone.

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    • RE: serial reading

      @epierre I will try to use MySQL with my project.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: serial reading

      @epierre I wish to see the code:)

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: serial reading

      Now i am lack of arduinos, DHT22 is connected directly to atmega on breadboard:) Maybe i recieve this week few of 4 i've ordered lately.

      I have one Stellaris launchpad, someone tried to make it work with mysensors? 🙂

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    • RE: serial reading

      And screenshoot http://screenshooter.net/1288732/gimyqda

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: serial reading

      I have little success too. I modified some code from other project, and now i can report temperatures(DS18B20), temperatures + humidity(DHT22), motion sensor to Domoticz. Today i will try to handle turning on, and off a switch, and also i am planning to modify relay code to handle my wireless 433MHz wall plugs to work as normal relay. Next time maybe reading status of power meter? But in this case i see a problem - how to read last value of acumulated energy from Domoticz? Now some information about solution. Serial gateway is connected to Raspberry Pi(Domoticz), and there is Node.js script. Script can read, and send messages through serial, and post links to Domoticz by JSON.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: good karma

      @aliasdoc Hek is founder/cofounder of mysensors:) I am right?:)

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    • RE: good karma

      @aliasdoc said:

      They don't communicate. I double checked wiring, all is OK. Need help thanks.

      Do you have a capacitor between power, and ground? I have had same problem, and it helped.

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    • RE: Domoticz full integration

      Nevertheless i am not a good programmer i will try tomorrow to make mysensors work with domoticz with at least temp sensors by the ethernet and json. Will see what i can acomplish with 90% desire, and 10% of knowledge:) Maybe it would be first step for others:)

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    • RE: Domoticz full integration

      @qqlapraline I want but unfortunately i do not have abilities:( I can only suggest that if someone have contact with domoticz creators he can ask them if they can write better api...

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    • RE: Domoticz full integration

      @qqlapraline Yes, arduino can work as a gateway. But i think it should communicate with Domoticz not by json, but in better way.

      posted in Feature Requests
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    • RE: Domoticz full integration

      @qqlapraline Perfect would be if Domoticz creators have interest in integration mysensors on deeper level to their software, but i don't know if they are interested in any way on doing this.

      posted in Feature Requests
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    • RE: Domoticz full integration

      @qqlapraline I am not very good at programming, so we have to wait for some talented people to do this. Looking forward for this.

      posted in Feature Requests
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    • RE: Domoticz full integration

      @qqlapraline I am waiting for full integration, but the Domoticz API documentation is very brief so it's very hard to do it...:(

      posted in Feature Requests
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    • RE: serial reading

      @epierre +1 for Domoticz integration

      Do you want to make gateway working in the same way as RFX433?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Code for beta-testing?

      How the work is going?

      posted in Controllers
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    • RE: Unable to make it works :(

      @Tang said:

      My controller is agocontrol and I'm developping with Hari the MySensor plugin for agocontrol.

      Great! I am waiting for this, Mysensors Raspberry Pi controller, or integration with Domoticz.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: While creating the board for my Gateway

      @marceltrapman Interesting device that FABtotum, never heard of it until now. About packages from china - i am still waiting for lot of parts, maybe they have some christmas or something now..

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    • RE: Water flow Sensor

      @hek And Raspberry Pi Controller please;)

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    • RE: Sensor Node V2.0

      @axillent I've noticed solar power pins:) This would be great for outdoor sensors. I think that when suitable solar panel will be used our sensor could work almost without changing battery. Ofcourse until battery really need to be replaced because of phisical damage.

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Sensor Node V2.0

      @axillent I think that default sensor should be with good precision. In my case i would buy aprox 15 devices like this, and use this over a long period of time(at least few years) so ~20 usd difference in price isn't big. Maybe is worth to think about installing temp and humidity sensor(maybe antother model of device). How do you think - how long it could work on single battery when i need to read temp with 1 or 10 minutes period?

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Sensor Node V2.0

      @axillent I am ready to pay more for better precision. I'm assuming that ± 2 ° C is max accuracy error. So i am wondering what is typical accuracy.

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    • RE: Sensor Node V2.0

      @hari Nice product. I wonder why they used MCP9700 temperature sensor instead of DS18B20. Accuracy of ± 2 ° C isn't very impressive.

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    • RE: Humidity Sensor Enclosure (3D printer model)

      I have plan to buy 3d printer sooner or later. This device is perfect for our projects:)

      posted in Enclosures / 3D Printing
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    • RE: good karma

      It's great project, and probably all of this forum user know it, but i have question. Can i ask for possible timeline for developement? When could we expect cloud service launch?

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    • RE: Code for beta-testing?

      @andriej Working with Domoticz would be very nice. Cheap sensors connected wirelessly to arduino, and arduino connected to raspberry pi with domoticz on it - dream.

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