Thanks for the feedback. I have several graphs in my XTension Webremote that are showing my temperatures as a seesaw between whole degrees. Accuracy is fine, the half degree C is more than close enough, I just want the graphs to be smoother.

I have a string of 6 DS18x20s on an arduino reader. The output from the Arduino is reporting all sensors with 9 bit resolution. How can I force it to the full 12 bit resolution on the DS18B20s? If one of the sensors is a 9 bit DS18S20, will that force the reader to convert all the other sensors at the same resolution?

@flopp The power is to the Gateway, not controller.

@Yveaux Ahh, I have version 2.0.0 installed.

@Yveaux How does one determine the Arduino core?

@robertober I think that my issue is one of two things, one of the pins not properly connected, or a problem in the software. I started out using the sketch that is in the mySensor library, but found that the file ESP8266wifi.h was missing. I downloaded a file named https://github.com/ekstrand/ESP8266wifi/archive/master.zip and installed it into my library. I also noticed that the instructions built into the ESP8244Gateway Skecth gives two different connections for GPIO15. Is the pulldown resistor needed to run or only for uploading?

My controller (XTension running on a Mac Mini) seems to be receiving a different port request each time the 8266 resets. Anyone know why?
The log in Tension shows the following:
1/5/16 1:57:39 PM mySensor WiFi: IP Open to 10.0.1.149:63444 failed.
1/5/16 1:57:41 PM Interface mySensor WiFi has been unexpectedly disconnected from XTension.
1/5/16 1:57:41 PM Interface "mySensor WiFi" has quit: (with no message) code: 0
1/5/16 1:57:46 PM Retry connection to interface "mySensor WiFi". Tries left: 9
1/5/16 1:57:46 PM Helper Command: (/XTension/XTension.app/Contents/Pitchers/mysensors.isf/mysensors.isf IP 127.0.0.1 52301 340 10.0.1.149 57580)
1/5/16 1:57:46 PM Starting Interface "mySensor WiFi"

1/5/16 1:57:56 PM mySensor WiFi: IP Open to 10.0.1.149:63449 failed.
1/5/16 1:57:58 PM Received Temperature for TEMPERATURE ATTIC of 38.7F (RFX)
1/5/16 1:57:59 PM Interface mySensor WiFi has been unexpectedly disconnected from XTension.
1/5/16 1:57:59 PM Interface "mySensor WiFi" has quit: (with no message) code: 0
1/5/16 1:58:04 PM Retry connection to interface "mySensor WiFi". Tries left: 9
1/5/16 1:58:04 PM Helper Command: (/XTension/XTension.app/Contents/Pitchers/mysensors.isf/mysensors.isf IP 127.0.0.1 52301 341 10.0.1.149 57580)
1/5/16 1:58:04 PM Starting Interface "mySensor WiFi"

@flopp My power supply is providing 35mA at 3.25 volts to the controller.

@Yveaux Yes, radio is the + model.
I bought the model listed in the mySensor store, which is a ESP8266 Remote Serial Port WIFI Transceiver Wireless Module Esp-07 AP+STA WC

@hek 100 microfareds already there.
!.5 or dev branch -- please explain.
I think the answer is 1.5.

I've built my own WiFi Gateway using an ESP-07. The sketch loaded without error, but the program won't run. I put in my network and port data. all else is on default settings. All my sensors are currently reporting(successfully) to a SerialGateway. Both controllers are set up to report through an interface to my XTension HA program. The Serial Gateway works fine, the 8266 gateway connects to XTension, but then reboots, disconnects and reconnects about every 7 seconds or so. Can anyone point me towards probable corrections?

I get the following output to the serial monitor:

ESP8266 MySensors Gateway
Connecting to Oberhaus
..........Connected!
IP: 10.0.1.149

Soft WDT reset

ctx: cont
sp: 3ffefe10 end: 3fff0030 offset: 01b0

stack>>>
3ffeffc0: 00000000 00000001 3ffeee00 402034fc
3ffeffd0: 00000000 402020cc 00000001 40205308
3ffeffe0: 9501000a 00ffffff 0101000a 3ffef004
3ffefff0: 3ffe84a9 3ffeeef4 3fff0080 4020251b
3fff0000: 3ffe8860 9501000a 00000000 00000000
3fff0010: 3fffdc20 00000000 3ffeeffc 402052d2
3fff0020: 00000000 00000000 3ffef010 40100114
<<<stack<<<

ets Jan 8 2013,rst cause:2, boot mode:(3,6)

load 0x4010f000, len 1264, room 16
tail 0
chksum 0x42
csum 0x42
~ld

Following is my pinouts and connections to the 8266.

ESP8266 Module Esp-07 AP+STA WC

NRF24L01	

Rest 10K to VCC/Switch to Ground
ADC
CH_PD 10K to VCC
GPIO16
GPIO14 SCK
GPIO12 MISO
GPIO13 MOSI
VCC 3.3V
TX
RX
GPIO5
GPIO4 CE
GPIO0 10K to VCC/Switch to Ground
GPIO2 10K to VCC
GPIO15 CSN
Ground Ground

I had to use a smaller pull up resistor (2.2k) to make my system work.

I purchased 5 Arduino Nano Compatibles, and can not get my Mac to recognize their presence. I am running a late 2012 mac mini and El Capitan Beta.
My problem is that the Arduino programmer, and my xBee programmer do not even respond to them. I get a steady bright red POW(er) light and the L light next to it blinks about once per second.

I have tried connecting three different units and used two known good usb cables.to no avail. I have 5 other serial/USB ports in use, all of which work fine.
Is there a trick to these that I'm missing? As I would be surprised if I got three bad units out of the box.