Looks awesome. Might be fun to put it outside before your front door on 31th October. Still have a Halloween project on my ever growing bucketlist xd
Blynk is awesome for controlling Halloween projects.
it's probably a stepup for newcomers, and certainly a late stepup like others said.
Well, I'm very glad with my favorites IDEs, so I'm not interested in it too, even for testing.
One of my top priority when choosing an IDE (like any other tool) is productivity, no matter where the tool comes from. Privacy is important too of course, but not a problem with IDEs.
So I'm fond of Jetbrains, VS and VS Code, and a few free-to-use mcu manufacturers IDE for best xp :smiling_imp:
@jerby thanks for reporting. Could you share the CSMA levels for your area? (#define MY_DEBUG_VERBOSE_RFM69 and check the debug log to see what it prints)
@nagelc yes that could be it. I have been fooled by that behavior before :)
The log shows that the value was delivered though
20:16:22.561 -> 5255 TSF:MSG:SEND,1-1-0-0,s=6,c=1,t=4,pt=7,l=5,sg=0,ft=0,st=OK:100240.5
Although the default permissions are unexpected (at least to me), they are intentional. From: https://linux.die.net/man/3/grantpt
The group ID is set to an unspecified value (e.g., tty). The mode of the slave is set to 0620 (crw--w----).
@mfalkvidd it was changed from bmp058 (which is end of life I think) directly to bme280, so it went from pressure only to environmental (including humidity).
I personally have good experience with bme280, but is roughly double the price of the bmp180.
I have to look if libraries support both bmp180 and bme280; if so we could combine support for both sensors on this page/sketch.
@mfalkvidd said in Atmega328 internal temperature sensor (yes it exists!):
hwCPUTemperature()
sorry, stupid question maybe, but with my 328p based sensors hwCPUTemperature() is not automatically callable using just
#include <MySensors.h> --> neither with 2.2.0 nor with 2.3.0
Do I have to include /hal/architecture/AVR/MyHwAVR.h ?
Cannot compile it, what path should I use in the #include statement? :white_frowning_face:
@ybirch Hi did you see the post I posted?
https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/9313/water-pressure-sensors/30
cost efficient, use a salvaged refrigerator compressor and purchase a long aqaurium airpump hose and a pressure transducer - might be fairly cheap
Hi, it looks like this constant is used only during the first initialization of the node, when the parent_id and the node_id are being written to the node's eeprom, not during normal operation.
I tested a method from another suggestion on this forum, to ask the controller for the last value sent by the node, since if you ask for data it do times out and you could then assume that the gateway was offline or some other network error occurred, but this technique did not work all the time.
I have power outages here that disable the gateway and then the nodes eat up their batteries trying to resend the same message over and over and I would love to find a way to stop this from happening too.
In fact @sundberg84 usually advices to have the antenna sticking out of the pcb underneath as the ground planes tend to what they are made for: shielding EM. Also trace antenna orientation plays a role too
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