@neverdie said in MyS Duino:

@berkseo Thanks! I just ordered it to test how easy/hard it is to solder. If I can manage that, then I may switch over to it.

0.45mm pitch, it will be a pain to hand solder and the big ground pad at the bottom is out of reach, get a stencil.

@korttoma said in nRF5 Bluetooth action!:

@nca78 still not getting anywhere with this. Would you mind ziping your sketch folder, then I should have all the correct files (right?). If I still have issues to compile I must be missing some library or are using the wrong version of something.

Sure, but unfortunately I cannot upload a zip file here, please send me your email by private message.

Ok here is a google drive link, it should be easier:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IhLIx0nHd5KZR9dJ9qA0-_SMGmjEpbKj

@korttoma sorry it seems I messed up with the files, this one is not from sdk.
Please take the one here, I'll clean up and reorganize later:
https://github.com/bitcraze/crazyflie2-nrf-mbs/blob/master/include/nrf/nrf_gpio.h

@Koresh I think you missed my previous message
Where did you get your PIR sensors ?

May I ask where you got the PIR sensors from ? I asked Senba for some samples, they say it's free for a few units but ask for 28$ for DHL shipping, with the custom processing fee I'll inevitably get from DHL it gets really expensive just to test the sensor.

@yveaux said in Additional sleep methods with array of pins as parameters ?:

I like to make things explicit, especially if you decide to port to another architecture layer on

I completely agree with you. Just stating that @mfalkvidd is not wrong when saying at the moment it's not necessary to declare pins as inputs

To go back to the main subject should I make a first version of this code (in post 9) to have a clearer basis for future discussions ? Or am I going a wrong way ?

@yveaux said in Additional sleep methods with array of pins as parameters ?:

Yes, they have to set it to input. There's no pin configuration in the (AVR) sleep code: https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/blob/development/hal/architecture/AVR/MyHwAVR.cpp#L153

But atmega pins default as inputs so it's not really mandatory with the default IC.

@sergio-rius sorry I meant to post this link:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/MasterReader

@dakipro said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

Looks great, can we get more info about it/link?

Not really, I posted about it long ago here (https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/7836/what-did-you-build-today-pictures/136) It's just made for me to play by making a sensor as small as possible, but it's pretty hard to solder and with CR1632 and nrf22 the battery life won't be that good (around 1 year) so I don't think I'll publish it.

I printed a small box and put my first "22" board in action on my entrance door. So far so good it's reporting the status reliably, and looking really tiny. A big difference with my first sensor 2 years ago in a big generic project box.
Just need to clean the glue left from previous sensor now