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@mvader Thanks, got it working. Your explanation and the right indentions ( ) did it!

thanks, next time I will use the github search function

@mfalkvidd Thanks for confirming about the BC message being normal protocol. I have used the log parser (great!) and the trouble shooting flowchart (great!). I am currently powering thru USB but as the comms problem is intermittend I need some further investigation.

HASSIO 0.70 on RPi with serial gateway attached still having configuration check problem with mysensors when executing hassio ha check This is what I did to try to solve: Deleted the configuration.yaml and the mysensors.json Restarted the RPi and hassio installed the default configuration.yaml Added the following mysensors configuration to the default configuration.yaml mysensors: gateways: - device: '/dev/ttyUSB0' persistence_file: 'mysensors.json' persistence: true retain: true version: '2.2' Restarted the Rpi and checked that hassio had installed the mysensors.json in the /config directory All my sensors were added to the mysensors.json The whole system seems to work OK! However when I run "hassio ha check" on the RPi I get the following error: core-ssh:~# hassio ha check ERROR Testing configuration at /config Failed config mysensors: - Invalid config for [mysensors]: /config directory does not exist or is not writeable for dictionary value @ data['mysensors']['gateways'][0]['persistence_ file']. Got 'mysensors.json' not a valid value for dictionary value @ data['mysensors']['gateways'][0]['devic e']. Got '/dev/ttyUSB0'. (See /config/configuration.yaml, line 59). Please check the docs at https://home-assistant.io/components/mysensors/ - config: ? frontend: ? javascript_version: auto group: ? history: ? exclude: ? include: ? use_include_order: False http: ? introduction: ? logbook: ? logger: [source /config/configuration.yaml:52] default: info logs: [source /config/configuration.yaml:54] homeassistant.components.mysensors: debug mysensors: debug mysensors: [source /config/configuration.yaml:59] gateways: [source /config/configuration.yaml:60] - device: /dev/ttyUSB0 persistence_file: mysensors.json persistence: True retain: True version: 2.2 script: ? updater: ? include_used_components: False reporting: True Successful config (partial) mysensors There are no errors in the system log! According to the log the system is reading and writing fine to and from the mysensors.json The secondary annoyance from this problem is the fact that I cannot reload the configuration file after a change. The only way to reload the configuration file is by powering off/on the RPi I added an issue on github: https://github.com/home-assistant/hassio/issues/478 Any help appreciated

Hello, I'm using hassbian, and to edit .json, prior to that, I just stop homassistant , edit file, save file and start homeassistant service again... all working..

@peerv - 40uA is what I aim with a Pro Mini 3.3v, sensor, radio and EasyPCB. Should last you a long time! GOod work.!

@peerv I don't use one of those "red" adapters but mine does the same and it seems to be no problem. Just test it, at worst case there might be some communication problem but that's all and I don't think it should even actually happen.

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@sundberg84 The details and methods to release additional pins are all in the documentation, so not a problem, however my original idea was to have capability to swap over devices, hence my reluctance to do surgery. Low energy use info is plentiful on the 5v pro-mini, the booster is the PIA for low energy, so that will probably be relay controlled in any instance... A steep but interesting learning experience...

Thanks guys, that makes it clear for me...