Have solved the issue. Removed the cap from the board and directly soldered to the Radio Board. That's was solving the issue.

@mfalkvidd

Thanks! Some study to do

Hi,

Ok. Thanks for all your help. I need to solder the pins first before I can attach my sensor. A dummy would be indeed helpful. But I will attach the sensor tomorrow after I have solder the header pins.

Hi,

I need to create around 6 nodes (Arduino Pro Mini + nRF24L01) but I would like to make this as small as possible and I am tired to solder all the wires from Arduino Pro Mini ro the nrf24L01 board (with all the mistakes).

So I read something about the jmodule.
https://www.mysensors.org/hardware/jmodule

How do you get such a board? How does this work, I have no experience with this files and I really don't know how to start? Is there a site where you could order those board with uploading the files?

Or are there better alternatives?

I hope someone can help me to get me started...

Thanks in advance.

@bjacobse

Thanks!! Yes this was the trick! Wrong Speed!

Happy New Year!!

Hi,

I am searching for a case for my mini weather station, I am measuring temperature, light, humidity, pressure. But my current case with holes in it has not enough air flow and therefor the temperature is to high when the sun is shining. Also the light is not actual correct. Does anybody can recommend a case? I do not have a 3d printer unfortunately.

Thanks for helping.

Regards,
Marcel

@mfalkvidd thanks!! I have looked three times , i guess too tired.

@dbemowsk said in Case for mini weather station:

It is actually called a radiation shield. Too bad you don't have a 3D printer. I did a design for one that I have posted on thingiverse.

Waauw, this looks really great!

Solved. Deleted the /etc/mysensor.conf file and started sudo ./bin/mysgw again. This fixed the problem.

Hi,

I hope someone can help me to start with FOTA. I have read this page: https://www.mysensors.org/about/fota#the-fota-bootloader. But still I am still not sure how to start.

1. Does a gateway needs to have special firmware?
2. If you flash a 328p with MYSysController firmware for the first time and there is no sketch loaded, how do you get the skets loaded as the node won't advertise itselfs to the gateway??

I know how to flash a 328p but I am not sure how to get the sketch on it the first time and MYSYSController does not work with my gateway so I am now trying MyController.

Can someone put my into the right direction?

Thanks for helping out..

Is there a way to order this board somewhere else. I have ordered now 3 times 2 boards. 2 times 1 board broken and it is very hard to communicate with them and almost never reply.

Hi,

I have moved my gateway from raspberry 3B to 4. But I have problems with receiving/transmitting. It is very unstable, sometimes it works sometimes not.

What I have done so far:

• made sure that the power on the RP. So I have ordered original RP power supply with 5V/3A
• took voltage from the NRF24 from 5 volts instead 3.3 and included a regulator MP1703 to go to 3.3 volts again
• check the wiring and connections
• the NRF has already cap of 4.7 uF on the plus/min
• I have used the 2.4.0-alpha version and recompiled the gateway with #define MY_RF24_PA_LEVEL (RF24_PA_MAX) (I also tried the other options)

So, anyone else is using RP 4 and maybe can give me some tips? The RP is connected to an SSD drive and use Zigbee and ZWave adapters (on extension cord)

Hopefully, someone can help me because I am frustrated

@electrik Thanks. That will do I think. Now hopefully this will work

Hi,

I have an existing mysensors network with many nodes. I would like to work with hassio (beginner). I have added mysensors and with the mqtt gateway. However, I see that the nodes need un update because of a special way sending the S_TYPE and V_TYPE. This would require a lot of work.

Is there not a different way? Can I not specify all the nodes into the persistent file? Does someone have an example of this file?

I do get now an error for example that node 17 is not recognized.

Thanks and keep safe for the Coronavirus

@bjacobse This one seems to work like this. A bit expensive.. http://rainsensors.com/how-it-works/

@bjacobse I have been looking to something like this but did not find it. I would be indeed a lot better.

Is there not some kind of spray to protect the board?

@technovation I tried this but it didn't work very reliable.

@fotofieber I have no idear.

Hi,

I have a rain sensor like this:

How can I protect this as I am currently every 6-8 weeks need to replace it

Thanks for suggestions!

Marcel