I'm not sure I understand in what situation you get the above. Is it when you try to start inclusion from Vera?
If it is then it seems like your GW is restarting and this is something that happens with some versions of the Arduino AVR Boards definition. Please check that you are using version 1.6.11 from the IDE Boards Manager (I think this is something that I have already mentioned to you in one of your other threads but lets check again).
@mntlvr If you now try to start inclusion mode from your Vera you should see some event also in MYSController.
@mntlvr In MYSController you just need to go to "Settings" and check "TCP/IP" and enter "IP" and "Port" and then "OK". And then you press the "Connect" button. Then you should see some messages under "Messages" and under "MYSController Debug" tabs.
Now try restarting your node to see that it presents itself correctly.
@nca78 still not getting anywhere with this. Would you mind ziping your sketch folder, then I should have all the correct files (right?). If I still have issues to compile I must be missing some library or are using the wrong version of something.
@mntlvr I think your best option to find your issue is to turn on debugging on your GW and check serial debug log. Allso if you happen to have a windows PC for your debuging you could try the MYSController to check if that one is working correctly. I kind of doubt that the issue is in Vera.
@nca78 I tried to follow your instructions in post #1514 but I must be doing something wrong when I add files from the NRF5 SDK to my sketch folder because I keep getting some errors about missing files, so I keep adding and now I got to this point:
WARNING: Spurious .ci folder in 'MySensors' library
WARNING: Spurious .mystools folder in 'MySensors' library
In file included from C:\Users\Tomas\Documents\Arduino\NRF5SceneCtLC2Protoboard\NRF5SceneCtLC2Protoboard.ino:4:0:
nrf_gpio.h:67: error: #error "Not supported."
#error "Not supported."
^
exit status 1
#error "Not supported."
@mntlvr There has been some issues with Ethernet type Gateways if the Arduino AVR Boards version is later than 1.6.11. I'm not sure if this affects the ESP8266 but it is worth giving it a try.
Please try the Arduino AVR Boards version 1.6.11.
@mntlvr so you mean to connect 2 controllers to 1 gateway? I do not think you can run both serial and wifi/ethernet gateway on the same device at the same time. You can however connect more then one controller to an wifi/ethernet gateway if you define:
#define MY_GATEWAY_MAX_CLIENTS 2 //Max number of parallel clients (sever mode).
@komal-save not quite sure what you mean but if your device is already included you should not need to do anything to reconnect even if the gateway is temporarily unavailable but restarting your node should make it reconnect immediately.
If your node has not been included then you need to use the inclusion procedure, red more here ->
Vera Controller
@mntlvr I'm not sure what kind of serial chip is on the ESP8266 but Vera can not detect all types of serial chips because there are no drivers installed. FTDI chips should be detected by Vera automatically and then you just need to set the correct serial port settings:
