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If your gateway is ethernet you can use myscontroller and use its auto ID function

@leeoz the problem is caused by a bug in MySensors 2.0. The receive function is not called. That had been fixed in the development branch. You can download the development branch from github if you want to use it right away. More info in https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/4419/send-message-to-sensor-on-gw/

Please let me know when u have somthing... I will publish also if I'll make it work.

@leeoz yes, you can attach sensors to an ESP8266 and then communicate with the controller but you need to use the Gateway sketch and add the sensor code to that. Basically it will be another gateway with locally attached sensors. However, as far as I know you can not build a "MySensors" radio network by using WiFi.

Well, turns out it does work. I wasn't far enough apparently

@leeoz anything between 3uF and 50uF will do. A smaller ceramic capacitor of 10 to 100 nF in parallel makes it even better.

If anyone has any ideas, please reply in this thread: https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/4226/changing-baudrate-to-57600-in-veraui7 @leeoz please do not post the same question multiple times. It wastes people's time.

Work fine, I have changed the lib myconfig.h file and the lua file. Removed MySensors plugin device from devices, updated the lua file on Vera. Reloaded engine, Plugged the arduino serialGateway back again. and flowed insturcations of Adding SerialGateWay again. Work fine, however I still have issues with Gateway to recognize devices and reading and sending info to devices I guess its a matter of power to the NRF24 radio, altough I use capasitor in between the 3.3v and gnd from the Nano, I think it's not enough.

@sundberg84 yes, but there is no guarantee that both nodes receive the message (due to the low level ACK mechanism)

@BartE Ok, I think I got it all. Great tnx a lot

finally managed to work out the GitHub part, I had to update the desktop software and remove the 2 year old project I had there, I stil find it quite confusing.