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@mehrdad.silatani here are some suggestions: http://arduino.stackexchange.com/questions/8511/how-to-identify-arduino-mini-pro-5v-vs-3-3v One of them is basically what you did, load a sketch and see if all timings are off by 2x. But always try with 3.3V since 5V can damage a board built for 3.3V.

One last question !!! Now that I opened up my "mysensors.json", it made me curious about some of the information in it. Currently it shows; {"0": {"sketch_name": null, "sensor_id": 0, "children": {}, "battery_level": 0, "sketch_version": null, "protocol_version": "2.0.0", "type": 18}, "1": {"sketch_name": "TempHumidRelay", "sensor_id": 1, "children": {"0": {"id": 0, "description": "", "values": {"1": "51.0"}, "type": 7}, "1": {"id": 1, "description": "", "values": {"0": "21.0"}, "type": 6}, "2": {"id": 2, "description": "", "values": {"2": "0"}, "type": 3}}, "battery_level": 0, "sketch_version": "1.1", "protocol_version": "2.0.0", "type": 18}} Inside the "values" brackets, I know the second numbers are the reported values (i.e. payload), but what is the first number in the bracket ? {"0": "21.0"} , {"1": "51.0"} or {"2": "0"} And finally what are the definition of "type": 18 , "type": 3 , "type": 7 and "type":6 ? Cheers, Mehrdad

Yes, thx. same issue.

Thank you so much for your elaborate explanations ! It really cleared up some questions I had in mind, especially about the Arduino versions ! Also, I did not know that "Mysensors" is run entirely by volunteers! I will try to become one of those useful volunteers that helps others (like you ) rather than coming up with questions all the time