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I guess a better question would be to ask how I recompile everything into a new mysensorsbinding jar from here: https://github.com/jerseyguy1996/openhab/tree/master/bundles/binding/org.openhab.binding.mysensors

@scalz Thanks for all of your advice! It's nice to get help from someone who has already successfully made a ulpnode.

@scalz Oh ya that makes sense regarding the before() and setup(). Regarding the sketch that doesn't include the radio turn off....I was just referring to the one that had the relevant lines commented out so: void loop() { send(msg.set(20)); //digitalWrite (PER, HIGH); //turn off peripherals // Sleep for 10 seconds (just for testing) sleep(10000); //digitalWrite (PER, LOW); //turn on peripherals //delay(1000); //tried instituting a delay in case it needed a moment for power to stabilize //transportInit(); //re-initialize radio } instead of: void loop() { send(msg.set(20)); digitalWrite (PER, HIGH); //turn off peripherals // Sleep for 10 seconds (just for testing) sleep(10000); digitalWrite (PER, LOW); //turn on peripherals //delay(1000); //tried instituting a delay in case it needed a moment for power to stabilize transportInit(); //re-initialize radio }

It is, I was going for maximum battery life so I was going to turn off everything while the micro controller was asleep. I'll try just using the built in sleep functionality.

Oh! It's working again. I had used the stock eeprom clear sketch in the arduino id to reset my node and I should have used the eeprom clear config sketch in the mySensors examples within the mySensors arduino library to clear the eeprom. I couldn't get it to auto assign a node ID so I just hard coded one using: gw.begin(NULL,3); Then I updated my item to use that node id and voila: 2016-07-17 17:49:17.721 [DEBUG] [.b.m.internal.MySensorsBinding] - internalReceiveUpdate(Temperature,20) is called! 2016-07-17 17:49:17.723 [DEBUG] [.b.m.internal.MySensorsBinding] - Temperature = 20 It's a good day!

@sundberg84 Dang....now I'm really confused. I was under the impression that PIGatewaySerial handled assigning node id's and such. How would I find that out? I don't see a whole lot of documentation on this repository although I'm sure it exists......it seems pretty well built. The end result of all of this is to hopefully bind this serial connection to openhab. That's the goal at least.

Use git pull to fetch from upstream.