I gave some remarks on the code, which were processed.
If there is a feeling that adding the HeatIndex complicates the example, maybe this example should be a separate file, named "DhtHeatIndexSensor"?

Under "Signing CLA", the link to clahub.com is since long dead.
Maybe you can follow this example: https://github.com/chocolatey/choco/issues/2036
and replace with https://cla-assistant.io/ ?

JurjenBiewenga created this issue in chocolatey/choco

closed CLAHub is down #2036

OK, I understand.
My confusion was caused by the second sentence at https://www.mysensors.org/hardware/micro : "... it operates at 1Mhz ..."
That's a mistake then?

@canyouhearmenow : in stead of the internal pull-up resistor for the reed contact, I used an external one of 3.3MOhm. Is that a good idea?

I have two Dooya motors DT82TN with a DC2760 remote control, which is 433MHz.
After a lot of investigations and experiments, I got them working with Domoticz (running on a Raspberry Pi), using the following:

• A Broadlink RM2 (RM Pro+) which supports 433MHz. The official Broadlink app is cloudbased and can "learn" the codes to operate the Dooya, but I abandoned this since I want integration with my domotica system, not just another app on my phone.

• The software at https://github.com/mjg59/python-broadlink works with Broadlink devices, but does not integrate well with the RM2. So, I only use this for my thermostat, not for the Dooya curtains.

• The "official" Domoticz plugin described at https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Plugins/BroadlinkRM2.html is an old version, that is not supported any more - as stated at the top of the page.

• The "zak45" Domoticz plugin that works is described at https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=33223#p251517 to be downloaded at zak45's Nextcloud drive: https://synnas.publicvm.com:4430/s/Czn9r8G8QwrZ7ji

• This latter plugin is not easy to use, and has special added webpages to Domoticz. It is however able to use the RM2 to "learn" IR and RF codes from the UI of Domoticz. However, there is a bug due to which the learning of RF codes does not work from the UI.

• I was able to use the command line on the RaspberryPi with the above given plugins to detect Broadlink devices. And this way, I could also learn the 4 RF codes I needed for my 2 curtains: open/close for each. This gave me the code as some numbers, which I stored in a text file.

• Since the IR learning works, I used this to learn 4 commands, and then looked where these codes were stored on the Raspberry, and replaced them with the RF codes. This was easy.

• Just a tip: I used Dolphin with fish://raspberrypi/ to browse and edit the files on the Raspberry from my desktop PC.

Under "Signing CLA", the link to clahub.com is since long dead.
Maybe you can follow this example: https://github.com/chocolatey/choco/issues/2036
and replace with https://cla-assistant.io/ ?

JurjenBiewenga created this issue in chocolatey/choco

closed CLAHub is down #2036

In Belgium, the aliexpress price now includes taxes, and we do not pay for import, just like @Tmaster described for Portugal. So, it is still cheap...

@Dbagioni said in Safe AC dimmer with code:

zcPin

Which pin do you use? The comments say something else (twice) than the code.
Which CPU do you use?
For many Arduinos, you can only use pin 2 and 3.

Tested this today: it works fine!

In the meanwhile,I also found this:
https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/2725/sensebender-micro/30

My platformio.ini file:

[platformio]
src_dir = WindowOpenSensor

[env:sensebender-micro]
platform = atmelavr
board = pro8MHzatmega328
framework = arduino
monitor_speed = 19200
lib_deps =
  548  ; MySensors

The comments at the top in the first two sketches mention the pin numbers of the CE and CS pins reversed, the code itself is correct.
The third sketch lacks these definitions, so it won't work.

Can I use this board to use the Sensebender micro with Platformio?
https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/boards/atmelavr/pro8MHzatmega328.html
This is the 3.3V 8MHz version of the Arduino Pro Mini, which seems correct to me.

I gave some remarks on the code, which were processed.
If there is a feeling that adding the HeatIndex complicates the example, maybe this example should be a separate file, named "DhtHeatIndexSensor"?

@thierryd Nice idea.

Two remarks:

You write in the cpp file:

if (BatteryType == 2) {
/* LiPo voltage ...

You probably mean here "AA voltage"

The AA batteries you talk about are Alkaline (not rechargeable)?
The values are different for NiMH rechargeable (which I always use).