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  • [contest] My Gateway
    O olaeke

    Historically my wife has filled our house with different brands of 433MHz switches. When I bought my Vera two months ago I realized that it will be too expensive to replace all those old switches with new nice Z-wave switches so then I started with MySensors stuff to create a actuator for controlling all this old stuff.

    Since it is a lot of different brands (no Nexa stuff) I couldn't get them to work with those samples library that you can find around. Instead I have to build my RF listener and try to decode the signal. I can't find the link right now to the listener but you connect a 433MHz receiver to the mic input on your computer and then use the Audacity program to record the signal.

    Then I created a lib and a sketch for my different switches and it worked on my breadboard. So finally I packed everything, a gateway and my 433MHz actuator, in a box.

    It works fine, and the WAF is for the moment on top.

    One problem is that that the gateway and Ethernet module sometimes just stops and need a restart, I will investigate this further on when I got some time.

    Some pictures:
    gw1.jpg
    gw2.jpg

    My generic 433MHz lib
    My433Node.h
    And a sample sketch
    My433Node.ino

    Now it is mounted in the "engine" room, "branded" and all. On the left is the Vera, notice that I had to mount the Vera with a string because Micasa Verde has "forgot" to make wallmounting holes in the box!! (that is not the only thing they forgot on the Vera Edge..)
    Mounted.jpg

    My Project

  • UI7
    O olaeke

    I have now modified the json files (and some more) to make the UI better match the UI7. I have moved most of the information to the Settings tab to keep the dashboard clean and hopefully keep the space down. Now it turns out that the "brick" on the dashboard still is ridiculous big (70% whitspace) but i hope this is a bug in UI7 that "Vera Control" will fix (soon...).

    Anyone interested to get the modified files ?

    When I'm "online" i must complain on "Vera Control", what was they thinking on when designed this
    new dashboard? I'm new to Vera so I have only 10 devices so far but I plan for 30-50 devices then
    I think the dashboard (or even the total UI) will be totally useless, it is to much whitespace
    which makes to much scrolling in the UI.

    Here is an example of the result:
    MySensors UI7.jpg

    Vera

  • Radio setup give: "check wires"
    O olaeke

    @axillent Yes there is no + on those.
    I have tried using them but without success. I couldn't get them to work at all on the gateway but if I replaced the gateway with + variant and non + on the node then it "almost" worked. I couldn't get the "Auto Id" function to work. I think it has something with Ack to do, i will remember that I have read somewhere that the hardware ack is only implemented in the + variant.

    Troubleshooting

  • [contest] My Gateway
    O olaeke

    @msebbe I connected the antenna with the 433 sender with a short coax cable. If it is short distance I think you can use just a simple cable. Or maybe this was not what you where asking for...

    My Project
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