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@novicit @bjacobse Good call!

Maybe diggin a topic a bit, but as for June 2021 : In library file MyHwSTM32.h one line seems to be lost : #ifndef MyHwSTM32_h #define MyHwSTM32_h #include <IWatchdog.h> #include <itoa.h> #include <SPI.h> #include <EEPROM.h> <<--- this is necessary to compile agains BluePill and something like this in platformio.ini [env:bluepill_f103c8] platform = ststm32 board = bluepill_f103c8 framework = arduino upload_protocol = stlink debug_port = stlink debug_tool = stlink monitor_speed = 115200 monitor_filters = time, default Just to keep you entertained. Cheerz.

I wanted to make sure this thread is correct. After a day of debugging I found the problem I was having. My sketch used the following: request(Data1_ID, V_TEXT, 1); The last variable (1) I believe is used to request an ack from the controller. Using MysController I was able to determine the 1 prevented MySensors from sending the request message somehow. When I changed it to 0, the requests were sent. Not sure if this is a bug, or intended. Also, I am using the current STABLE version of Domoticz, V3.8153, and it works fine in responding to the requests once I made the change above. Lastly, at least in the tab I was looking at in MysController, it never showed the response message going back from the controller to the node. Perhaps I did not look in the right place, or that is the way MysController is intended to operate. In either case the response messages were seen by the node.

Good tip! thanks for sharing

Hello Novici, thanks a lot for your reply I wrote somethong about it here: http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/3141/big-wish-a-working-system-including-up-to-date-reference/19 so there must be something wrong in the code, if it´s working with the older regular Code, but not with the developer code What i wonder is , that Hek doesn´t get the same problems in his test setup