Topics created by magpern

@bjacobse answer to myself, it appears that the chep multimeter types with Current clamp, is only capable of measure AC current, I need also to measure DC current (Then I can measure if my my diesel glowplugs are working, without removing anything), so I bought this fairly cheap add on. It provides 1mV/A https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33028995595.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.115a4c4dFflk4A How to measure with current clamp your glowplugs: (Not my video, but it gave me some knowledge): VW T4 Transporter -- Startprobleme: Vorglühanlage überprüfen – 11:40— Sascha Supertramp

@magpern for others trying to find a good channel, I found this useful showing Wifi and BLE channels. (Orange are BLE advertising channels, which should always be reserved/unoccupied by NRF stuff): Yes I think wifi channels >11 (like 12,13,14 overlap to 2476). So sometimes nrf channel 1 is a good choice, but as always, depends on your environment Do you have wireless mice, keyboards, etc - many of these use NRF24 or similar 2.4GHz ISM? Are you sure the other 2.4GHz devices are really bluetooth and not proprietary?

@pepson said in [SOLVED] Sensbender Gateway gives a lot of "hu": @magpern But mysensors newer than 2.2.0 has problems with radio Rfm69hw. That I don't know anything about. I don't have any Rfm69w for the moment, but I know I ran a rfm69 directly of a raspberry pi about 5 month ago ant that worked fine. And that was the development branch, so more than 2.2.0

@gahlawathome said in Help! openHAB 2.4 binding MQTT: I have exactly same problem. Does it work for anyone not using the system broker? Both binding and openhab are 2.4. Googleing this problem at it is quite reoccurring that the questions are about "How to get mysensors mqtt gateway online". Something must be wrong with it, otherwise so many cannot report the same thing. @TimO as the developer, do you have any leads?

Hi, I was looking for this! How can I get this docker container? Cheers, Joaoabs

@therik No, I haven't solved it. But I haven't tried much either. The IKEA Molgan piggy-back-pcb is a openhardware device used by many people. One would think it either works as designed or does not work. If the radio is broken, that is one thing, but I have tried two radios. And the sensor can send data, the gateway responds, but the sensor does not recieve. I have also tried to changed the radio to a RFM69H... that works. I get no errors. The RFM69H is a Rasperry Pi gateway, the NRF24 is the Sensbender Gateway designed my the MySensors people. I will try on the NRF24 to add a capacitor, but again, if it is not there on original design and original design works for others, why would I need one?

@magpern yes. See "Configure MySensors" on https://www.openhardware.io/view/376/MySensors-NRF5-Platform

@sundberg84 Thanks for your answer! Now makes a lot of sense and it works I am able to assign ids