Hello Berk, Is it possible for you to share your schematic for this project please? especially the power part?

I got it. Do you use the same software that you built in the past for the livolo projects or you needed to adapt a new one for this full DIY no neutral wire project?

Very nice project.
Which kind of gateway do you use with this sensor?
Have you built a specific one based on NRF52832?

Please Is it possible to buy only PCB? Do you plan also to release your sketch?

@sundberg84 no problem. I will study about that. Thanks for you reply.

A really impressive project based with DIN interface.
Do you also integrate in DIN format the system to put a mysensors controller as well such as a RPi , etc... ?

@sundberg84 thank you. Yes i mean through the relay i need to switch a water heating system 2500W. I need a relay capability for 20A to secure the interface.
I don't know much for this kind of relay i need to modify the schematic of a 10A relay switch. Such as different optocoupler or transistor.. do you have any idea?

Hello, have you move forward with NRF5 on this project? I think it is a really good idea to embed in a DIN box. All automation system can be installed in the electrical board. More clean and safe installation and can be easily controlled on the board in case of issue of the hardware instead to unmount all the nodes that we can usually install behind, wall plug or switch.

Nice project :). What is the maximum load the system can accept? 16A 1500W?

@berkseo Thank you for your answer :) Good continuation on your nice project.

Nice project. I have done something with jeedom plugin through USB connection in a raspberry pi. However, how do you auto power supply your system?

On my linky i just use the 2 pins I1 and I2 to get the information and then i have 4m of cables until my raspberry pi to power on all the system. With NRF will be more usefull.

Hello Berk,

Do you still have PCB board available for sales for this project or for the upgraded one with NRF5 ?

So, i understand your point. You didn't continue on this project. However, is it possible for you to share what you have done please?

Have you moved to nrf5 for this concept or finally decided to keep the current design which is working well :) ?

My current roller roller Shutter switch are two pushed buttons up and down. No stop button. When release the push button up or down, the shutter will stop. WIll it be compatible with this board or will i have to change the buttons ?

Do you solder the components on the PCB by yourself and you launch the whole process in factory? Because soldering such kind of chip ATMEGA328_QFN32 is not that easy or need a microscope i think.

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Is it possible for you to share the sketch as it has been removed from the project presentation because of the rules of the website?

https://www.openhardware.io/view/589#tabs-source

Thank you very much. Great casing, it is very discret. professional design. congratulations :)

Is it possible for you to share the sketch as it has been removed from the project presentation because of the rules of the website?

Does anyone use altium designer? I am looking for the footprint of the mysensors most used components? such as RFM69, NRF24, NRF5, HLK-PM01.
seems most of the users are using easyEDA or Kicad. I get used of ALtium, do not want to change work environment.

@axillent yes you are right. Same for me.
Usually, what i am doing is to create a project library from Schematic. For that, i open the Schematic. Then Design menu => make a schematic library. All the components and footprint of the Schematic will be copied and integrated. If schematic is huge or some components no need to extract, then i remove the one i don't need from the schematic library. At this end, you may have for example only the transformer component and footprint in the schematic library and you can extract this library for dxternal purpose. It is maybe not the best methodology (i don't know) but it works.