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@simbo said in Air particulate / dust sensor node: The PMS7003 module is physically a bit of a pain as the intake / exhaust ports are on the same side as the connector If you are making a PCB you should take that opportunity to put a female header (1.27mm spacing) on it and plug the PMS7003 directly on the PCB: no adapter, no cable needed.

Hello, yes. https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mysensors#nodes using nodes Configuration Variable nodes: 100: name: 'MyName' Cheers.

I like the case design, especially the way you have the sensor angled. I would think that you should be able to print that angle without supports. Some ideas on the case design. Rather than having the tabs at the top and bottom for anchoring it to the wall, why not put your anchor points inside the case. With the tabs at the top and bottom, it looks like they could easily be broken off if the sensor is bumped. It looks like your case is two halves that snap together, so anchoring inside the case should be easy. Have a look at my case design that I did some time back, you'll see what I did for that. I used that same case design for a couple different sensors that I have done and it works well https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2186286 This case design is the one linked on @sundberg84's openhardware page for the easy newbie board.

Does your power meter node have a temperature sensor as well? If so, it smells like a similar problem i've reported here

@mljbr4 You can change it on the fly by calling RF24_setChannel( c ); But, that's probably not going to work in your situation.... If you change it in before() it will be overwritten by the MySensors stack, if you do it in setup() you're already too late... What you could try is define a variable holding the channel, and make sure this gets set to the right value before MySensors starts, e.g.: uint8_t channel = 76; // default #define MY_RF24_CHANNEL (channel) #include <MySensors.h> void before() { channel = 90; // debug channel }

I'm an idiot....... I just noticed a binary_sensor.nodemanager_113_3 was created in the dev-state page.

Thanks for the quick response. Thats what I am using. Settings in Arduino IDE are: board: Sensebender Micro processor: Atmega328 8Mhz Edit: I tried another FTDI, same result Both are 3.3v btw Edit2: I was able to flash the sensebender with an ISP. Flashing via FTDI still not working.