As stated in other threads, upgrading the gateway to latest dev version (2.x) solved the problem!

Great, got the old mouse trap up and running again. :grin:

https://youtu.be/v8gWVBEqwxc

:thumbsup:

Sweet! Thanks for the feedback @Anduril .

@kr0815 said:

Got it working now, replaced the ampflified NRF with a regular one

Now that you have the dev-branch WIFIgateway version up and running, did this solve the initial issue with the strange tripped-values?

I have the same problem with TRIPPED-messages and the Wifi gateway:

http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/2878/messed-up-payload-from-binary-switch-sensor

Now using gw.wait() instead of delay(), but no luck. :expressionless:

66	2016-01-21 21:17:20	RX	3	3 - DOOR	SET	NO	TRIPPED	-1056964607
67	2016-01-21 21:17:30	RX	3	3 - DOOR	SET	NO	TRIPPED	-1056964608
68	2016-01-21 21:17:38	RX	2	0	SET	NO	HUM	30.6
69	2016-01-21 21:17:39	RX	1	3	SET	NO	TEMP	-8.8
70	2016-01-21 21:17:40	RX	3	3 - DOOR	SET	NO	TRIPPED	-1056964607

@Anduril I get these readings all the time. I just tried power cycling both the gw and the sensor, but every single TRIPPED-message is flawed.
Did you try flashing the new 1.5.2 version to your GW?

Thanks for the input, the wait-thing seems reasonable, I'll try that first!

Vera 3 (UI5)
WIFI Controller, using standard ESP8266 Gateway sketch, library v1.5, usb powered
Arduino nano sensor, usb powered, library v1.5.2
Arduino IDE 1.6.7

I'm having problems getting binary switch sensors working. Using the latest example sketch, stripped down the loop to:

void loop() 
{
  gw.send(msg.set(0));
  delay(10*1000);
  gw.send(msg.set(1));
  delay(10*1000);  
} 

When serial monitoring the sensor side everything looks ok to me:

But at the controller side, I’m getting strange payloads:

I have tried two different arduinos/radio for the sensor node, same result.

I had binary switch sensors working a couple of months ago. Since then, the only change in setup I can think of is switching from serial gateway to WIFI.

My other sensors (temp, humidity) are all working fine.

Any ideas?