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You can see at how incoming PING requests sends a message back to the requesting node. So... something like this: (void)transportRouteMessage(build(_msgTmp, sender, NODE_SENSOR_ID, C_INTERNAL, I_ID_RESPONSE).set(currentID));

Is the "bcn_timout,ap_probe_send_start ap_probe_send over, rest wifi status to disassoc" message is a known issue? I cant seem to find anything with this string when searching this forum...

Hi there, I had a similar problem gw and sensor saw each other but the sensor did not get an id. Later I found that the controller hands out the id's, not the gateway. So when I connected the controller to the gw and configured it to use the gw arduino it worked. Not sure if this is your problem also but just in case Greets, Mark

Hi! Check dev. branch out. From 1.6 and forward I have seen in the code its possible to add nodes to the gateway.

@AWI said: @Mickey Maybe you need to disconnect the radio. I am not able to use SPI programming with the radio connected... I also thought that but I made another board without the radio with the same error. I needed a fast way to figure it out so I desolder the atmega from an old arduino nano board but before I did it I read the fuses and got this: then I soldered the virgin series I have and read the fuses: so first of all It appears that I need the chips first hook up to an external clock just to be able to read the fuses and then change them.

@polite-vusi-Kubayi said: sending-image-data-over-the-mysensors-network https://www.google.nl/search?q=sending-image-data-over-the-mysensors-network+site%3Amysensors.org

No I decide that price is to high. in this price I can buy 2 pro and 2 nrf smd version.

@Mickey Any progress to share? Do you experience any issues with short battery life due to CR2032s high internal resistance, like reported here ?

@Mickey No, you need one 100nF on each supply pin. (don't have datasheet at hand, so can't remember how many supply pins there are). Place it as close as possible to the supply pins.

@Mickey What would be the use case? One can't do much with 4kB flash on the controller there.

I'm writing a sketch that use a MEMS sensor (ADXL345 in this case but it will be a start point for more sensors like this like MPU6050). this chip can raise an interrupt when: inactivity sensed,activity sensed,tap,double tap,free fall. so the reading of the XYZ values with a leading char that represent the event sensed (I for inactivity and etc ) are going to a serial MySensor GW and from there to the controller (right now I'm using MYSController). *EDIT I found out that values can be negative so I just sending the decimal numbers as is...

ooouuu sorry missed that....(you really thought on everything with this library....)

@Mickey Looks like a little MySensors node factory..

If you use the MySensors provided functions (saveState) you can store 256 bytes without overwritnig anything.

@Mickey It is mainly for testing OTA updates (POC).

@Redferne Thanks. I'll check it out.

@hek said: ...or pack your data into VAR_1. can you give an example?